Architectonics is a concept that can be filtered out of one of Bakhtin's earlier and almost lost writings, Toward a Philosophy of the Act, whose genesis Michael Holquist estimates somewhere between 1919 and 1921 (viii).
Bakhtin says that both the idea of an
architectonic and the idea of answerability depend crucially on this changeability of point of view: it is the concrete point of view of the experiencer that shapes the
architectonic, and it is the point of view of the other that makes it answerable.
The
architectonics of the mucous membrane is further compromised.
The purpose is to reveal its
architectonics including:
(1.) Hendrix, John (2004), Platonic
Architectonics: Platonic Philosophies and the Visual Arts.
That philosophy announces itself in the poems through their content matter and their tendency toward circular, ritualistic, and mythic
architectonics. Her knowledge of and longtime practice with received poetic forms is, perhaps surprisingly, more subtly announced--many poems in Spells require a second reading to identify the form and meter at work.
The corporeality, permanence, and rigor of
architectonics was the order of the day.
Advanced research on automation, communication,
architectonics and materials III; select papers.
The
architectonics of Musil's The Man without Qualities, the attention to class of Broch's Sleepwalkers, and the spleen and mise-en-scene of Bernhard's Extinction.
In other words, during this period of time we find a proliferation of discourses concerning school design,
architectonics, and power.
June 15: Opening reception of "Drawing us out: Drawing in the Woods (For Lebbeus)," by
Architectonics Design Studio at the Cooper Union School of Architecture.