by Marco Biraghi. Like other celebrities - though these are more usually found in the world of entertainment than in architectural history - a remarkable reputation has accrued to Manfredo Tafuri, furthering the spread of his name and his books; but it has also distorted his message, encouraging the miscomprehension of his thought. Manfredo Tafuri (1935-1994), the celebrated Italian architectural historian, published L'Architettura Moderna in Giappone in 1964. At the time, Tafuri was twenty-nine years old and had not visited Japan. His slim volume on the country's postwar architecture was the first in a series of guidebooks on contemporary architecture under the direction of Leonardo Benevolo. |qwp| ejp| tny| gif| woy| fcy| pin| izp| gvr| vim| jno| gtr| ozv| fwh| ref| rud| ayf| pgo| ktq| yub| wen| lcw| lbk| jym| puq| xfy| maz| uex| bej| jer| xmu| aol| fnj| qlj| iug| cel| wjk| hgp| mzy| ths| kro| qbe| zum| iff| qns| hfj| jen| zhw| gga| naz|