The new urban landscape : the redefinition of city form in nineteenth-century America

Part I. Changing Conceptions of Urban FormChapter 1. Flawed Visions: The Lessons of Washington and New YorkChapter 2. Toward a Redefinition of Urban Form and CultureChapter 3. The Didactic Landscape: Rural CemeteriesPart II. The Evolution of the Urban ParkChapter 4. The Ideology of the Public ParkChapter 5. The Naturalistic Landscape: Central ParkChapter 6. Cities and Parks: The Lessons of Central ParkChapter 7. Parks, Parkways, and Park SystemsPart III. The New Urban LandscapeChapter 8. Urban Decentralization and the Domestic LandscapeChapter 9. The New City: A House with Many RoomsChapter 10. Transformation: The Neoclassical CityscapeNotesBibliographic EssayIndex