This article intends to investigate some epistemological implications which lie under both chief sentences of the « Théorie de la Forme urbaine » (Urban Form Theory): 1) the geographical organization of building human settlements is dependent of a morphological abstract structure; 2) that structure is generated in conformity with the making of an anthropological meaning. Such an investigation brings a conceivable morphological development of the human settlements, according to which an anthropological meaning of fate is actualized into the geographical space by a political control of the social actors' move in it.