This book critically examines the concept of "Being" in Western philosophy and its manifestation in architecture. Its interdisciplinary approach provides a comprehensive critique of Western metaphysical assumptions, encouraging readers to reconsider the relationship between language, being, and architectural form.
This book critically examines the concept of "Being" in Western philosophy and its manifestation in architecture. Its interdisciplinary approach provides a comprehensive critique of Western metaphysical assumptions, encouraging readers to reconsider the relationship between language, being, and architectural form.