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Christopher Alexander
The Search for Beauty
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Patterns
Patterns and pattern languages for software

P
attern
L
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P
rograms

Hillside Group

“Pattern Languages of Program Design” (Coplien and Schmidt)

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Christopher Alexander
Notes on the Synthesis of Form
, 1964

The Oregon Experiment
, 1975

A Pattern Language
, 1977

The Timeless Way of Building
, 1979

The Production of Houses
, 1985

A New Theory of Urban Design
, 1987

A Foreshadowing of 21st Century Art: The Color and Geometry of Very Early
Turkish Carpets

, 1993
The Nature of Order
, 199x

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Fact and Value
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Mind and matter separated by philosophy and science in the 17
and 18

centuries
Descartes

Science searched for what was, not for what made things beautiful

Contingency—a thing is beautiful
to
some observer

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Fact and Value
M
yself, as some of you know, originally a mathematician, I spent several
years, in the early sixties, trying to define a view of design, allied with
science, in which values were also let in by the back door. I too played with
operations research, linear programming, all the fascinating toys, which
mathematics and science have to o

er us, and tried to see how these things
can give us a new view of design, what to design, and how to design.
Finally, however, I recognized that this view is essentially not productive,
and that for mathematical and scientific reasons, if you like, it was essential
to find a theory in which value and fact are one, in which we recognize that
here is a central value, approachable through feeling, and approachable by
loss of self, which is deeply connected to facts, and forms a single indivisible
world picture,
within which productive results can be obtained
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