The term “Gothic” Gothic architecture has nothing to do with the historical Goths. It was a pejorative term that came to be used as early as the 1530s to describe culture that was considered rude and barbaric. François Rabelais imagines an inscription over the door of his Utopian Abbey of Theleme, “Here enter no hypocrites, bigots…” slipping in a slighting reference to ‘Gotz’ (rendered as ‘Huns’ in Thomas Urquhart's English translation) and ‘Ostrogotz.’ In English 17th century usage, ‘Goth’...
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