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Feelings are personal and biographical, emotions are social, and affects are prepersonal.

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Lars Spuybroek on Ornaments (against linguistic turn)

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Powers of Ten, The Eames

Antoine Picon: “Influenced by the digital culture, the images became clickable and zoom-able. We do not perceive forms anymore, we perceive textures and colors.”

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Antoine Picon - Digital Culture in Architecture

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Antonio Damasio - difference between feelings and emotions and how we choose based on emotions: the best thing is to choose first steps based on emotions and then to test these versions based on our conscious decisions

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The Body in Aesthetic Experience

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Leondard Talmy - How langues structure space

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Embodied metaphors: George Lakoff on Embodied Cognition and Language - 

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Simulation Theory

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Harry Mallgrave: Architecture and embodiment, the implications of the new sciences and humanities for design.

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Giorgio Morandi “Nothing is more abstract than reality.”

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David Eagleman

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“Materialism of the incorporeal” - Foucault - paradoxical, since incorporeal is by definition lacking the material reality provided with having a body. 

“The event is neither a substance, nor an accident, nor quality nor process; the event is not of the corporeal order. And yet it is definitely not immaterial; it is always at the level of materiality that it takes effect, and that it is an effect; it has its place and consists in the relation, the coexistence, the dispersion, the cross-checking, the accumulation, and the selection of material elements; it is definitely neither the act nor the property of the body; it occurs as the effect of and within a material dispersion. Let’s say that the philosophy of the event would have to advance in the at-the-first-sight paradoxical direction of a materialism of the incorporeal.”