1998
DOI: 10.2307/991347
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The Structure of "De re aedificatoria" Reconsidered

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“…Una aptitud para captar la belleza entendida siempre como armonía de las relaciones de medida espacial que ya Alberti denominaba cocinnitas. Así pues, el concepto renacentista de cocinnitas englobaba tanto la actividad ordenadora del arquitecto a través del dibujo como la percepción física de dicha ordenación por parte del espectador (Van Eck, 1998).…”
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“…Una aptitud para captar la belleza entendida siempre como armonía de las relaciones de medida espacial que ya Alberti denominaba cocinnitas. Así pues, el concepto renacentista de cocinnitas englobaba tanto la actividad ordenadora del arquitecto a través del dibujo como la percepción física de dicha ordenación por parte del espectador (Van Eck, 1998).…”
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“…1, bk 1, 43). This had long been a feature of humanist architectural theory, commenced by Alberti (1988) in the fifteenth century, whose De re aedificatoria was written over the template of Cicero's De officiis, and continuing among such humanist commentators as Daniele Barbaro (1556: 26), who equated the principles of oratory as described by Quintilian with those of architecture enumerated by Vitruvius (Onians 1988: 150-157;Smith 1992: 85-129; Van Eck 1998;Payne 1999: 53-56;Kohane and Hill 2001: 68-70; Van Eck 2007). By the end of the seventeenth century, architectural theory had become so thoroughly intertwined with literary concepts that it was natural to think about the function of something like a profile in terms of ornamental style, which rhetoricians argued raised mere expression into art.…”
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