Cross post from Society of Architectural Historians listserv -
(Courtesy of the Friend of the Idiot)

Architecture and Sacrifice: A symposium at University of Bath,Great Britain,
Department of Architecture, 8 May 1999

Dana Arnold (Professor in Design History, University of Southampton)
If only the Duke of Wellington had died at Waterloo!:  (re)Constructing the
Hero in the Absence of Sacrifice

Gerard Loughlin (Head of Religious Studies, University of Newcastle upon
Tyne):  Sacrifice and the man who did not exist for others:  Ayn Rands
architect

Neil Leach (Reader in Architecture, University of Nottingham):  Sacrifice and
the Anaesthetics of Architecture

Paul Hegarty (University of Cork):  Annihilation:  Death Not to Come

Joseph Rykwert (Paul Philippe Cret Professor of Architecture, University of
Pennsylvania): Building is a Bloody Business

Dagmar Weston (Edinburgh): Purity, Economy and Redemption:  On the Ethical
Aspirations of LeCorbusier's Purist Art and Architecture

Stephen Walker (Nottingham Trent University): Sacrificing Architecture?
Gordon Matta-Clark's Building Dissections

Andrew Ballantyne (Senior Lecturer in Architecture, University of
Bath):Architecture Must Burn:  the Pillar of Fire