Samuel D. Rocha

Dancing about Architecture is a Reasonable Thing to Do

Arts & Literature

“In this wide-ranging book, the relation between criticism and composition . . . is set aside for something emergent and difficult. Something verging on ineffable. The lack of aesthetical pretension, the presence of real examples and first-person experience—all of this and more make reading this book, as a scholar and musician, exciting and, dare I say, joyful. The meaning of the word finds itself ‘worlded’ within its own being, told to us in witty, warm prose.”