The narration of space; Narrations and/or descriptions centered on buildings, streets, neighborhoods, cities, etc.; Architectonic elements and spaces in literature: windows, doorways, rooms, gardens, labyrinths, public and private spaces; Ekphrasis; Monuments and memory; Ruins; Architectonic metaphors and symbology; Authors that have reflected on the relationship between architecture and literature; Writers that have dealt with architecture; Textual vs. architectonic spaces: text as architectoni..
The narration of space; Narrations and/or descriptions centered on buildings, streets, neighborhoods, cities, etc.; Architectonic elements and spaces in literature: windows, doorways, rooms, gardens, labyrinths, public and private spaces; Ekphrasis; Monuments and memory; Ruins; Architectonic metaphors and symbology; Authors that have reflected on the relationship between architecture and literature; Writers that have dealt with architecture; Textual vs. architectonic spaces: text as architectonic construction; Writers outside the French / Italian traditions who have written about French / Italian architecture; Visual studies/theory: the architectural and its interactions with time/ space/ memory
Building Surfer
