Virilio and architecture

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The development of Paul Virilio's theories on spacial patterns and architecture is outlined, and his contribution to contemporary debate about architecture is assessed. Virilio is criticized for distancing himself from political and social concerns and his celebration of speed and war.

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Paul Virilio: an introduction

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The theories of French cultural theorist Paul Virilio regarding military tactics, architecture, politics, technological invention, and the increasing speed of modern life are discussed. Conflcits between Virilio and other cultural theorists are outlined.

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Paul Virilio's bunker theorizing

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Paul Virilio's early writing on the architecture of World War II German bunkers on the French coastline is discussed. Topics include the change in Virilio's analysis following the political events in France in May 1968.

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