Nov 20
2011
In 1704, Jonathan Swift wrote that satire and notably political satire is a sort of
glass wherein beholders see everyone's faces except their own. Until one is able to see their own reflection, there is no political or social consciousness or consequence.
If architecture is an inherently political act, where, why and how does political and social consciousness begin and locate itself within the process?
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