This article establishes the genealogy of the myths which, in the West as well as in the East, have induced the idealization of the detached house close to nature, and thus produced in the end a pervasive form of settlement a rural-like form of urbanization covering the whole territory which is both ecologically unsustainable and morally unjustifiable.
L'article établit la généalogie des mythes qui, en Orient comme en Occident, ont conduit à l'idéalisation de la maison individuelle au plus près de la nature, et ainsi engendré une forme d'habitat insoutenable non durable écologiquement et injustifiable moralement : l'urbain diffus.
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