2. A significant architecture must incorporate both internal and external expressions. The external languoge, which engages inventions of culture at large, is rooted in a figurative, associative, and anthropomorphic attitude. What is meant by, in architectural terms, figurative, associational, and anthropomorphic attitude? Do you agree
with Graves' assertion the external language only engages inventions of culture at large? Why or why not? When answering the question, keep in mind Graves'
definition of internal longuage.