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The Artificial Order
By Patricio De Stefani Things and Objects We have asserted that there is no clear-cut distinction between man and nature, and yet there is no harmonious unity either, for what always remains is an inherent contradiction derived from their structural … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract labour, architectural object, artificial order, Capitalism, commodities, exchange-value, Heidegger, juan borchers, labour, labour process, Marx, natural order, nature, Phenomenology, political economy, present-at-hand, production, pure architectural theory, ready-to-hand, sensory cycle, socially necessary labour-time, the object, the thing, Uexküll, umwelt, use-value, value
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Seminar Presentation: Juan Borchers, Architect (1910-1975)
By Patricio De Stefani Abstract Juan Borchers was a late-modernist Chilean Architect. A humanist and theorist, throughout his life he was devoted to architectural theory and research. He was also author of significant projects and built works in Chile. During … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, juan borchers, Modernism, Phenomenology, pure architectural theory
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An Artificial Order 