Certainly—giving up the ordinary and going back into questioning interpretation is a leap. Only one who takes the right running start can leap. Everything is decided by this run
— MARTIN HEIDEGGER
Category Archive: BOOKS
This is the continuation of Being as Place: Introduction to Metaphysics – Part One, where I presented Heidegger’s […]
Based on the new translation of Heidegger’s Introduction to Metaphysics (2000), this article, aside from presenting Heidegger’s metaphysical […]
With this article, I shall turn my attention back to the diffusion of the concept of space in […]
In the captions that describe the images of the 74 buildings contained in the seminal book for architects, […]
The previous article could be read as a prologue to the present one: that article — Place Space […]
On the Structure of Reality
“… static patterns of value are divided into four systems: inorganic patterns, biological patterns, social patterns and intellectual […]
In October 1933 the American philosopher and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead delivered two lectures at the University of […]
The 3rd Skin: Survival Through Design
In this article, I will analyse the traditional spatial vocabulary of a pioneer of modern architecture, Richard Neutra, […]
One of the main tenets of my inquiry into the concepts of space and place can be synthesized […]
This article is the continuation of the previous one – Space and Place: A Scientific History – Part […]
With the present work, I shall commence a series of two articles which deal with the scientific perspective […]
I consider Edward S. Casey’s book The Fate of Place: A Philosophical History my raison d’être in the critical […]
rethinking space and place 