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46 Burckhardt, ‘The Qualifi cations of the Nineteenth Century for
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47 Wölffl in, ‘Prolegomena’, 182.
48 Alois Riegl, Stilfragen. Grundlegungen zu einer Geschichte der
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49 Christopher S. Wood (ed.), The Vienna School Reader: Politics
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50 Most notably in Cornelius Gurlitt, Geschichte des Barockstiles
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51 August Schmarsow, Barock und Rokoko: Das Malerische in
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52 See Mark Jarzombek, The Psychologizing of Modernity: Art,
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53 Watkin, The Rise of Architectural History, esp. 1–10, 20–9,
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of History in Early Modern Europe (Cambridge: Cambridge
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54 Joseph Gwilt, An Encyclopædia of Architecture, rev. edn
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55 On the ‘French’ (as opposed to German) sense of archéologie,
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