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415 Index<br />

Kirsch R. A., 392n4<br />

Klee, P., 10, 45, 50, 241, 251–252, 303, 323–<br />

329, 340, 341, 372, 383, 388, 393–394n12,<br />

398n3, 403–404n1, 405n9<br />

Knight, T. W., 304, 375–376, 388, 389, 393–<br />

394n12, 398n8, 398–399n9, 400n13, n18,<br />

407n21<br />

Krishnamurti, R., 305, 400n17, n19<br />

Krstic, D., 305, 400n20<br />

Kuhn, T., 144<br />

labels and<br />

layers, 217, 219, 289<br />

sets, 219–220, 222<br />

shapes, 216–219<br />

symbols, 219<br />

transformations, 219<br />

weights, 222<br />

Lagrange’s theorem, 266–267, 304<br />

Langer, E. J., 56, 396n44, 403–404n1, 405–<br />

407n20<br />

Langer, S. K., 18–19, 27, 51, 53, 54, 65, 180,<br />

392–393n6, 395n28, 401–402n25<br />

language<br />

and drawing, 18–19, 385<br />

of sentences, 18<br />

of shapes (designs), 18<br />

Latin, 311, 381, 385<br />

lattice for<br />

calculating with shapes, 108<br />

lines, 168<br />

parts of shapes, 207<br />

schemas, 378<br />

topology of shapes, 293<br />

lattice operations (meet and join), 168–170,<br />

184–185<br />

Lavoisier, A. L., 151<br />

layers, 217, 219, 289<br />

learning<br />

and cheating, 380–381<br />

and copying, 381, 385–387, 388<br />

and creativity, 64–65, 157, 274, 321, 342,<br />

381, 386–387, 398–399n9<br />

and experience, 274<br />

mindful, 56, 396n44, 398n28, 405–407n20<br />

and reasoning, 64, 116, 130<br />

situated, 133, 157, 396n44, 398n28<br />

and tests, 42, 56, 132, 309, 380–381<br />

least upper bound<br />

lines, planes, and solids, 168–169<br />

weights, 224<br />

Lego, 41, 75, 399<br />

Lentin, A., 403n36<br />

Leonard, H., 210, 211, 402n27<br />

Lesneiwski, S., 305<br />

‘‘less is more,’’ 55<br />

Levine, M., 41, 56, 396n43<br />

Li, A., 388, 405n16<br />

Lindenmayer system, 51, 65, 275, 307<br />

line weights, 223–224<br />

linear equations, 14, 164<br />

lines and<br />

angles, 214<br />

material (weights), 214, 216, 219–224<br />

recursion, 251–252<br />

symbols (labels), 215, 216–219<br />

lines (basic element), 2, 164–165<br />

linguistics, 20, 52, 81, 137, 194, 310, 392–<br />

393n6, 394n16, 398–399n9, 404n3<br />

Lissitzky, E., 393–394n12<br />

lists, 1, 10, 21, 36, 52, 69–70, 71, 125, 137,<br />

150, 155, 157, 183, 184, 226, 304, 310, 379<br />

‘‘little minds,’’ 76, 157<br />

logic<br />

and algebra, 306<br />

and architecture, 392–393n6<br />

and drawings (shapes), 65<br />

of inquiry, 49, 125, 157, 393n11<br />

logical analysis, 125<br />

logicians and meaning theorists, 145<br />

Los Angeles, 152, 158<br />

Lotze, R. H., 155<br />

lowest-level constituents, 65, 155–156<br />

136<br />

mappings<br />

and rule application, 286–287, 298, 306<br />

for sets and shapes, 285<br />

March, L., 153, 158, 305, 347, 388–389, 391–<br />

392n2, 392–393n6<br />

mathematics<br />

for design, 11, 12, 13–14<br />

of design, 11, 12, 14–16<br />

and seeing, 159<br />

and teaching, 321, 385, 387–388

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