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Alexander, Cristopher:
The Nature of Order. Book Two: The Process of Creating Life
Berkeley, CA : The Center for Environmental Structure, 2002. xviii, 636 p., ill.
ISBN 0-9726529-2-2




CONTENTS


Preface: On Process   1

Part One: Structure Preserving Transformations

1. The Principle of Unfolding Wholeness   15
2. Structure Preserving Transformations   51
3. Structure Preserving Transformations in Traditional Society   85
4. Structure Destroying Transformations in Modern Society   107

IntErlude

5. Living Process in the Modern Era: Twentieth-Century Cases Where Living Process Did Occur   137

Part Two: Living Processes

6. Generated Structure   175
7. A Fundamental Differentiating Process   203
8. Step-by-step Adaptation   229
9. Each Step is Always Helping to Enhance the Whole   249
10. Always Making Centers   267
11. The Sequence of Unfolding   299
12. Every Part Unique   323
13. Patterns: Generic Rules for Making Centers   341
14. Deep Feeling   369
15. Emergence of Formal Geometry   401
16. Form Language and Style   431
17. Simplicity   461

Part Three. A New Paradigm for Process in Society

18. Encouracing Freedom   495
19. Massive Process Difficulties   511
20. The Spread of Living Processes Throughout Society: Making the Shift to the New Paradigm   531
21. The Role of the Architect in the Third Millennium   551

Conclusion   565

Appendix: A Small Example of a Living Process   571


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