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• 3 conditions for culture to exist

  society, order, and ideals
• culture is a shared among a group of people

  society
• culture represents a groups notion of the ideal life

  ideals
• complex estab;lishments self producing organizations or systems within society wth roles or purpose

  institutions
• provide basic services

  rom harre
• structure society (timetable and rules )

  Michel foucault
• generate and preserve behavior

  irving goffman
• examples of basic services

  hospitals, restaurant, grocery, bankj
• example of structure society (timetables and society )

  traffic light, subway entrance
• generateband preserve behavior

  bold texts, set ups etc
• power came from the latin word ?

  potere
• potere means to ?

  capacity to
• two types of power:

  capacity of a person, and power to control others
• what are the major institutuions? FERFGH

  family, econonmy, religion, finances, govt, health
• because of power there is an existance of social order, and it refers to what?

  stability and concensus that exist in the absense of chaos
• forms of power
• forms of power

  force, coercion, manipulation, sseduction and authority
• overt exercise of power which strips subjects at any choice of non-compliance

  force
• threat of force to secure cmpliance under the cover of volunteerism

  coercion
• form of coercion by keeping subjhect ignorant thereby removing resistance

  manipulation
• constructs the identity, interests, and desires of the subject

  seduction
• embedded in institutions power is acknowledged by subjects, focus as provision of common good and building.

  authority
• imagery of power

  figure, rituals, resources, communication, place
• it exist to create social order

  power
• is a legitimizing tool to demonstrate this power

  architecture
• 9 dialects of power in aarchitectural space?

  orientation/ disorientation, publicity/privacy, segregation/access, nature/hostory, stability/change, authentic/fake, identity/ difference, dominance/docility, place/ideology
• walkerville library

  
• constructs the identity, interestrs and desires

  seduction
• it constructs a cognitive map through which we image our world and gave our attention

  orientation /disorientation
• built forms segment space in a manner that places kinds of people and action undder conditions of surveillance while previledging other kinds of people and action as pivate

  Publicty/privacy
• we inhabit a world saturated with simulcra and representation. _ means a space expected, relatable and familiar

  Authentic
• other representations challenges and illicit surprise or intrigue

  fake
• familiar but identifiable among the group

  identity
• uniqueness or novelty

  difference
• signifies the control over resources necessary toits production through monumental scale mass or volume, or defined spacessignifies the control over resources necessary toits production through monumental scale mass or volume, or defined spaces

  
  

  dominance
• allows for a freer movement, use and resource contribution

  docility
• it makes the place neutral and humane

  place
• the very [potency of thge placxe renders it particulary vulnerable to the ideological sugggestions of power

  ideology
• docility, umbrella village in agueda portugaal

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• stability - st. peter's basilica