Hubert Damisch—Ledoux with Kant
Anthony Vidler—The Ledoux Effect: Emil Kaufmann and the Claims of Kantian Autonomy
Stanford Anderson—Quasi-Autonomy in Architecture: The Search for an ‘In-Between’
Diane Y. Ghirardo—Manfredo Tafuri and Architecture Theory in the U.S., 1970-2000
Christopher Wood—Why Autonomy?
K. Michael Hays, Lauren Kogod, the Editors—Twenty Projects at the Boundaries of the Architectural Discipline Examined in Relation to the Historical and Contemporary Debates over Autonomy
Robert Somol and Sarah Whiting—Notes Around the Doppler Effect and Other Moods of Modernism
Elizabeth Grosz—Notes on the Thing
Bernard Cache—Gottfried Semper: Stereotomy, Biology, and Geometry
Bernard Cache and Patrick Beaucé—Digital de l'Orme
George Wagner—ultrasuede
Michael Stanton—The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Urbanism of Good and Bad Intentions
Hashim Sarkis—Constants in Motion: Le Corbusier’s ‘Rule of Movement’ at the Carpenter Center
Neal Leach—Belonging: Toward a Theory of Identification with Place