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"The U.S. Mythologizing of the Architect and the Canadian Response" is a three page paper that talks about The United States and Canada having different outlooks of architecture and the Architect in the 1800's, both in the way architects were thought and trained and the nationalist sentiment of each respective country.

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The U.S. Mythologizing of the Architect and the Canadian Response The United States and Canada had far different outlooks of architecture and the Architect in the 1800's, both in the way architects were thought and trained and the nationalist sentiment of each respective country. While Canada sought to preserve a nationalism tinged with English theory, Americans forged forward with new designs that were adapted and molded by Canadian interpretation. This made architectural history and consciousness favor American designs and designers because of their innovations, however one must understand the fact that the Canadian tradition of architecture errs on the side of a standardized conception of what architecture is, and

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