Books by Kathleen James-Chakraborty

This book illustrates the ways in which buildings designed by Germany's most celebrated twentieth century architects were embedded widely held beliefts about the power of architecture to influence society.

Analyzes the accomplishments and dispels the myths of the Bauhaus. This book investigates its professors' and students' interactions with mass culture; establishes the complexity of its relationship with Wilhelmine, Nazi, and postwar German politics. It provides insights on the Bauhaus from a historical perspective.