Art as Communication: An Analysis of British Artifacts, Part 3: Evolution of British Architecture – Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries (English Edition)

Specific examples of how a cybernetic theory of aesthetic communication as social behavior is provided. Seventeenth and eighteenth century British art was chosen due to its widespread influence on contemporary culture and because Britain was the dominant European military, colonial, and industrial power during the time period. Britain's artifacts and architecture dominated less-developed cultures as well.