This author of Sticks and Stones and The Brown Decades wrote about the spread of "purposeless materialism" due to the title features, which, like poems, are "creatures of thought" and supposed that Cubism was the first movement not to associate the title features with ugliness.
This thinker revised his opinion on Henry Hobson Richardson in his second book on architecture, observing that his attacks against new building types like the railroad station made him the "originating genius" of modern architecture. This author of Sticks and Stones and The Brown Decades wrote about the spread of "purposeless materialism" due to the title features, which, like poems, are "creatures of thought" and supposed that Cubism was the first movement not to associate the title features with ugliness. This author also expressed concern that "post-historic man" might give in to "pneumatic bliss" and favor the automatism of an "underground control center" over what had previously been "organic" and "personal" before considering the two poles of movement and settlement in "Animal Promptings and Foreshadowings," the second chapter of his most famous work, which complements another that begins with the moment that time became fungible, the development of the clock. For 10 points, name this author of Technics and Civilization who considered "The Myth of Megalopolis" as well as the "Crystallization" of the title entity in The City in History.
This thinker revised his opinion on Henry Hobson Richardson in his second book on architecture, observing that his attacks against new building types like the railroad station made him the "originating genius" of modern architecture.
{Lewis Mumford}