How to invent utopia : the fortunes and misfortunes of Plato's polis.

Main entry:

Vidler, Anthony.

Title & Author:

How to invent utopia : the fortunes and misfortunes of Plato's polis.

Publication:

[2005]

Description:

1 videocassette (Mini-DV) (62 min., 33 sec.) : sound, color ; 1/4 in. master

Notes:
CCA event no.: C-117899.
Recorded and produced by the Centre canadien d'architecture/Canadian Centre for Architecture.
Speaker: Anthony Vidler.
Lecture also available as a streaming audio file on the CCA website.
Presentation in English; introduction in French.

Summary:

Video recordings of the CCA Mellon Lecture presented by Anthony Vidler at the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal, May 17, 2005. The Mini-DV cassette has 62 minutes of the 87-minute event. Includes introduction by Alexis Sornin and closing remarks by Indra McEwen.

Subject:

Plato Criticism and interpretation.
Plato Influence.
Plato
Utopias.
Cities and towns Philosophy.
Utopies.
Villes Philosophie.
utopian literature.
utopias.
Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
Ideal cities.

Form/genre:

Lectures.
Video recordings (physical artifacts)
Videocassettes.
Videotapes.
Mini-DV.
VHS (TM)
Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Added entries:

Sornin, Alexis.
McEwen, Indra Kagis.
Centre canadien d'architecture.
Centre canadien d'architecture. Enregistrements des événements.
Conférences Mellon (9th : 2005 : Centre canadien d'architecture)

Fortunes and misfortunes of Plato's polis

Holdings:

Location: Library main av cca productions 266364
Call No.: Box 29 (BIB 196321)
Notes: VHS
Status: Available

Location: Library main av cca productions 264887
Call No.: Box 29 (BIB 196321)
Notes: Mini DV
Status: Available

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