Our final reading for this course will be the segments 'Tin Lizzie' p769, 'The Bitter Drink' p806 and 'Architect' p1076 from the above. We will also discuss it's general approach and position with regard to the developing metropolis in the latter part of the C19th. Do not be afraid of the size of this book, just dip in. 
Rory will be loading this film up for you this coming Friday as I am unavailable. We agreed you'd try and start the session at 12.30pm straight after Peter's Theory One. I hope you enjoy it and blog about it, and we shall discuss it the following Friday.
The first chapter and following discussions of the legend of Faust are essential to you. I realize this once more after so many years. I encourage you to buy the book. All of the things we talk about will make sense to you eventually, sometimes too late. It will be a tricky task to say the least to abbreviate it next week- the language is very subtle. But hell! That's art right! Being smart with words!
This is the text for the next session. I'd like you to read the whole book if possible, it's not very long, and you should have no difficulty in finding it in your local library. We shall be looking at the character of Le Corbusier in this session, using Waugh's Prof Silenus as a starting point.
