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Living Machines Bauhaus Architecture as Sexual Ideology

Living Machines Bauhaus Architecture as Sexual Ideology

ArchitecturePhilosophy
Pages
128
Published
1995
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores how modern architecture emerged from the personal lives of its creators, who envisioned a new kind of individual unbound by traditional home or family structures. It traces the origins of this vision, its societal impact, and ultimately, why it did not succeed.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Architecture Philosophy Sociology Religion

About the author

E
E. Michael Jones

E. Michael Jones writes about culture and its impact on society. His books, like "Dionysos Rising" and "Libido Dominandi," explore connections between social change and human behavior. He also examines architecture and art, as seen in "Living Machines" and "Degenerate Moderns."