Princeton Architectural Press
Princeton Architectural Press, which recovered a single 1966 Fuller lecture and built a scholarly volume around its typescript.
The press published R. Buckminster Fuller: World Man, constructed around the typescript of Fuller's extemporaneous "World Man" lecture, delivered 5 October 1966 as the inaugural Kenneth Stone Kassler Memorial Lecture at the Princeton School of Architecture.
The volume was edited by Daniel Lopez-Perez, with essays by Alejandro Zaera-Polo and Stan Allen. It pairs the lecture with a glossary of Fuller's lexicon, Geoscope blueprints, and a postscript comparing Fuller with Louis I. Kahn.
Fuller titles
| Title | Year |
|---|---|
| R. Buckminster Fuller: World Man | 2013 |
Role in Fuller's world
Princeton Architectural Press represents the scholarly recovery of Fuller — treating an unrehearsed lecture as a primary text worth editing, annotating, and setting against Kahn. Where Garland catalogued the artifacts, PAP established that Fuller's talk also merits critical apparatus.
See Also
- R. Buckminster Fuller: World Man — the Kassler Lecture volume
- Daniel Lopez-Perez — editor of the volume
Sources
- R. Buckminster Fuller: World Man — the 1966 Kassler Lecture typescript, editorship, essays, and supporting apparatus