Mumtaz, Kamil Khan.
Modernity and tradition : contemporary architecture in Pakistan / Kamil Khan Mumtaz.
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1999.
xviii, 132 pages, 104 pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm.
[The jubilee series]
The book explores some of the central issues in the current discourse on transitional cultures, in a world increasingly dominated by technological innovations and rapidly changing values. Critiquing modernity as a Euro-centric ideology which has little relevance or meaning in the context of cultures with different experiences of history, sensitivities, and belief systems, the book presents the traditional perspective, rooted in perennial wisdom, as an alternative framework. Here not only do art and architecture have a positive and constructive role and function, but human endeavour generally can find a purpose and direction.
0195778537
9780195778533
Architecture Pakistan History.
Islamic architecture Pakistan.
Architecture Pākistān.
Architecture islamique Pākistān.
Architecture Pākistān 20e siècle.
Architecture Pākistān Histoire.
Architecture
Islamic architecture
Architecture Pakistan.
Architecture islamique Pakistan.
Architecture 20e siècle Pakistan.
Pakistan
Writings.
History
Jubilee series.
Location: Library main 207893
Call No.: NA44.M9625.A35 1999
Status: Available
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