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HOBBES, THOMAS
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LE CORBUSIER
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RAFFAEL
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Sugimoto, Hiroshi
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Mantegna, Andrea
- To the existence of art, to the existence of any aesthetic activity or perception whatsoever, a…
Nietzsche, Friedrich
- Ecstasy: An overwhelming feeling of great happiness or joyful excitement. From Greek: ekstasis‚ the…
Oxoford english dictionary
- Life ... is like a festival; just as some come to the festival to compete, some to play their…
Pythagoras of Samos
- Serenity: The state of being calm, peaceful and untroubled. From serenus, clear, fair
Oxoford english dictionary
- I’ll begin with the following hypothesis: Society has been completely urbanized. This hypothesis…
Lefebvre, Henri
- Integrity: The state of being whole and undivided … From: Latin, integritas, from integer, intact
Oxoford english dictionary
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Sanzio, Raffaello
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Sanzio, Raffaello
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Romano, Giulio
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Sodoma II
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Stofleth, Bertrand
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Delacroix, Eugène
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Unknown
- What should we be without the help of that which does not exist?
Valéry, Paul
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Cranach the Elder, Lucas
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Unknown
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COLRIN ROWE, FRED KOETTER
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Matisse, Henri
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Dali, Salvador
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Metzker, Ray K.
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Kahn, Fritz
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Dali, Salvador
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Ungers, Oswald Mathias
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Locatelli, Luca
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Palladio, Andrea
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Unknown
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Google LLC
- Le nomade a un territoire, il suit des trajets coutumiers, il va d'un point à un autre, il n'ignore…
DELEUZE, GILLES; GUATTARI, FÉLIX
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nomad in order
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Kapoor, Anish
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Kapoor, Anish
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Chaplin, Charles
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Coppola, Sophia
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MANKIEWICZ, JOSEPH L.
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Metzker, Ray K.
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McCall, Robert
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Boileau, Louis Auguste
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Nasa Interational Space Station
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Kelby, Scott
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Unknow
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Vincenzo Coronelli
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Pieter Bruegel the Elder
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Bruegel the Elder, Pieter
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Merisi, Michelangelo da Caravaggio
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Magritte, René
- The spectacle is not a collection of images, but a social relation among people, mediated by images.
Debord, Guy
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Leonidov, Ivan Ilyich
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Unknown
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unkown
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Velázquez, Diego
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Collins English Dictionary
- I was tempted to put a door here, in case they make too much problems. But that would’ve been too…
Father Akhoyan, Samuel
- Against this, societies who do not build substantial structures tend to group their activities…
Banham, Reyner
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Pasolini, Pier Paolo
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François Dallegret
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unknown
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Walker, A.B.
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Bo Bardi, Lina
- fluidity. noun [state of being fluid] the quality of being likely to change repeatedly and…
Oxford Dictionary
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Weiner, Cyrille
- domination. noun [lat. dominari, to be master]
Oxford Dictionary
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Goldstein, Grigory
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OXFORD DICTIONARY
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Van der Rohe, Mies
- Zola’s project of „seeing all and telling all“ could no longer accommodate this kind of obscurity:
Hamon, Philippe
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Unknown
- Empathy with the commodity is fundamentally empathy with the exchange value itself. The flaneur is…
Benjamin, Walter
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BAS PRINCEN
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Unknown
- For Benjamin, the flaneur is the primary tool for interpreting modern culture. He is the observer…
Seal, Bobby
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Aarons, Slim
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Etienne-Louis Boullée
- It sounds rather banal, but there’s something about fragmentariness of the site that permits…
Coen Uzzielli, Tania
- Along with the limiting of doors came another technique aimed at limiting the necessary intercourse…
Evans, Robin
- I believe we have to embrace less reassuring, more febrile ideas of living together, those…
Sennett, Richard
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Caillebotte, Gustave
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Struth, Thomas
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Fragonard, Jean-Honoré
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GURSKY, ANDREAS
- Memory - the faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information.
Oxford Dictionaries
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Lacan, Jacques
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Hayez, Francesco
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ANDREAS GURSKY
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Waterhouse, John William
- I'm not crazy - my reality is just different from yours.
Carroll, Lewis
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Caillebotte, Gustave
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Digital Globe, Rex
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sconosciuto
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Ungers, O.M.
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The Promenader
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Gorski, Markus
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Ohrberg, Mick
- A network can be destroyed by noises that attack and transform it, if the codes in place are unable…
Attali, Jacques
- Noise is the random superposition of several harmonic vibrations of different frequency and…
Hameg instruments
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Anderson, Wes