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Affective architecture in Ardnamurchan : assemblages at three scales
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posted on 2015-09-14, 15:23 authored by Oliver J. T. HarrisThis article considers three temporal scales of architecture in Ardnamurchan, Western Scotland: a house built and destroyed in the 19th century; a Neolithic tomb constructed around 5500 years earlier; and the landscape itself. In each case I draw upon the interrelated concepts of affect and assemblage to examine the way in which they emerged and endured through the interactions of multiple human and non-human actors. These theoretical concepts, drawn from the work of Gilles Deleuze, allow for new understandings of these particular places to emerge.
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Harris, O, Affective architecture in Ardnamurchan: assemblages at three scales, ed. Bille. M; Sorensen. TF, 'Elements of Architecture: Assembling Archaeology, Atmosphere and the Performance of Building Space' 2016, Taylor & Francis (Routledge)Author affiliation
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