This book methodically outlines key concepts in psychoanalytic discourse by reading them against key modern and post-modern architects. It should be of interest to anyone who is interested in how the environment we build is a reflection of our desire.
This book methodically outlines key concepts in psychoanalytic discourse by reading them against key modern and post-modern architects. It should be of interest to anyone who is interested in how the environment we build is a reflection of our desire.
Lorens Holm teaches Architecture at the University of Dundee, where he runs a design research unit called rooms+cities. His published work focuses on reconciling Lacanian thought on subjectivity with contemporary architectural/urban practice. He recently organised the international conference Architecture & Collective Life.
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Acknowledgements Preface on entitlement 1. Introduction to psychoanalysis [the unconscious] 2. Reading Giedion reading history through Lacan [symbolic, imaginary, & real space] 3. Brunelleschi and the visual field [desire & space] 4. Rossi and the field of the Other [planning or the unconscious] 5. Frampton and Scott Brown/Venturi [the social institution of the city or the death drive] 6. To conclude with climate change [discourse & the ethics of psychoanalysis] Postscript: Subjective theory and practice [rooms+cities] Bibliography Figure Credits Figure Notes Index
Acknowledgements Preface on entitlement 1. Introduction to psychoanalysis [the unconscious] 2. Reading Giedion reading history through Lacan [symbolic, imaginary, & real space] 3. Brunelleschi and the visual field [desire & space] 4. Rossi and the field of the Other [planning or the unconscious] 5. Frampton and Scott Brown/Venturi [the social institution of the city or the death drive] 6. To conclude with climate change [discourse & the ethics of psychoanalysis] Postscript: Subjective theory and practice [rooms+cities] Bibliography Figure Credits Figure Notes Index
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