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jispa-6103	Guyer, Paul	Monism and Pluralism: The History of Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Architecture	2024	15	.pdf	application/pdf	5490	166	48	I refer to the theory of architecture adumbrated by John Ruskin in The Seven Lamps of Architecture, which even though it must be shorn of some of the Romantic assumptions long ago pointed out by Geoffrey Scott,1 nevertheless offers at least a model for (what Part I identified as) a synthetizing rather than separatist approach to architecture. No 2 . 2015 242 GU Y ER makes clear the emotional impact of the sublime in architecture on the author, but on the author only as a representative of us all: we cannot think of “the works of God upon the earth” and “the dominion over those works which has been vested in man” as “intellectual Lamps of Architecture” without also experiencing a profound emotional response.32 But the emotional dimension of architectural experience has been on display since the outset of Ruskin’s book, beginning with the first “Lamp of Sacrifice.”	cache/jispa-6103.pdf	txt/jispa-6103.txt