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1. Introduction: Study on the German neoclassic architecture
2. Formation of neoclassicism
(1)Architectural aesthetics of neoclassicism
1) From Winckelmann to the architectural philsophy of idealism
2) Transition in the architectural thought of J.W.v.Goethe
(2)Formation of neoclassicism in Prussia
(3)Friedrich Weinbrenner
1) Aesthetics of 'Form' in 'Architektonisches Lehrbuch'
2) Systematization of design method in 'Architektonisches Lehrbuch'
(4)David and Friedrich Gilly 1) From enlightenment to revolutionary
architecture
2) Formal analysis of 'Monument for Friedrich II' designed by F.Gilly
and its social meaning
3. Karl Friedrich Schinkel intruduction: Life of K.F.Schinkel
(1)On form
1) Formal analysis of 'Memorial cathedral for Liberation War' and its
social meaning
2) Analysis of formal composition of 'Neue Wache' and 'Schauspielhaus'
3) Formal analysis of 'Altes Museum' and the social meaning of public
institution
4) Formal analysis of model designs for townhouses and the idea of the
urban spacial order
5) The method of formal composition of picturesque in the design of
villa
(2)On idea
1) The consept of 'Zusammenhang'(coherence) at the period of
romanticism
2) Architectural theory - through the analysis of ideal 'Residenz'(royal
palace)
4. Extent and Inheritance of german neoclassicism
1) Rigorism of neoclassicsm in Leo v.Klenze
2) The mode of acceptance of J.-N.-L. Durand's design method
in the German neoclassic architecture
3) The architectural formal structure and its transformation process
around 1800
4) Inheritance of neo-classicism in the 20th century
5. Conclusion: Formal system of neoclassic architecture
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