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Building from the ground up: Frank Lloyd Wright as an architect of language

Author(s) -

Edyta Frelik

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

res rhetorica

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.101

H-Index - 1

ISSN - 2392-3113

DOI - 10.29107/rr2022.1.4

Subject(s) - wright , praxis , consciousness , rhetorical question , architecture , action (physics) , expression (computer science) , sociology , aesthetics , postmodernism , linguistics , epistemology , cognitive science , art history , psychology , visual arts , computer science , art , philosophy , physics , quantum mechanics , programming language

F.L. Wright’s written and oral statements are discussed with a view to showing the connection between his principles of “organic” architecture and the rhetorical efficacy of his verbal expression. His calculated, eloquent and dexterous enactment, or performance, of various communication strategies is presented as fully contiguous and consonant with his architectural thinking and substantiation of ideas through action. This makes him an important precursor of postmodern consciousness and praxis.

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