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schema:text pt. I. Sources. Educational theory -- Craft and industry -- The Werkbund -- pt. II. The Bauhaus in Weimar. War and revolution -- The cathedral of socialism -- The workshops -- Johannes Itten and the basic course -- Claims for art : Kandinsky and Klee; Van Doesburg and Moholy-Nagy -- Crisis and consolidation -- pt. III. The Bauhaus in Dessau. Dessau : the great transformation -- Dessau and architecture -- From workshop to laboratory -- Hannes Meyer : formalism or functionalism? -- Confrontation and collapse.
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