Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Figures -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction - today -- Reading and reception -- Making conservation histories -- Transforming orthodoxies -- Extracts from Ruskin's writing -- Notes -- References -- Part I: Reading and Reception -- 1. Reading Ruskin on cultural heritage -- On reading Ruskin now -- Ruskin biography and criticism -- Ruskin as published author -- A founder of discursive possibility? -- An 'infinite of symbolism' -- Lectures on Architecture and Painting (1854) -- Lecture 1 'Architecture', delivered November 1, 1853 1-4 -- Notes -- References -- 2. Lost in translation? Reception in Britain and beyond -- This wretched rant of a book -- From St Marks to the Venice Charter -- We modern viewers -- Reception beyond Europe -- Colonial hybridisation -- West meets East -- 'Fitly sustained upon the earth' -- The Seven Lamps of Architecture (1849) -- Chapter 6, 'The Lamp of Memory', 9-12 -- Notes -- References -- Part II: Making Conservation Histories -- 3. Large principles of right -- The wild course of the present century -- A sure principle of conservation -- A period like the present -- A few words especially necessary in modern times -- Walls that have long been washed by the passing waves of humanity -- The Seven Lamps of Architecture (1849) -- Chapter 6, 'The Lamp of Memory', 18-20 -- Notes -- References -- 4. Restoration and conservation futures -- A book for amateurs to read -- Conservative restoration -- The after-life of The Seven Lamps -- The amiable fallacy -- The Opening of the Crystal Palace (1854), 6-12 -- Notes -- References -- Part III: Transforming Orthodoxies -- 5. Ruskin's landscape gaze: environment and the cultural landscape -- The pure landscape instinct -- Gaze: an archaeology of perception -- The cultural landscape turn.
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