“Spatio-Temporal Moves: Image and Memory” is a collective essay that explores the relationship between image and memory in the context of contemporary spatio-temporal changes. Born out of an international meeting held in Valencia, this volume brings together interdisciplinary perspectives that dialogue between philosophy, history and architecture.
The book analyzes how images and memory influence our perception of time and space, addressing issues such as iconography in modernity, the construction of collective memory and the conceptual challenges of globalization. Among the most outstanding chapters are Luca Scuccimarra's “History of Concepts and Epochal Transition” and Manuel Orozco Pérez's “The Iconographic Dimension of Begriffsgeschichte,” which offer a critical and philosophical approach to cultural and social changes.
With a well-articulated structure, the volume stands out for its ability to connect seemingly disparate topics, offering a profound reflection on how spatio-temporal transformations affect the construction of identities and historical understanding. It is an essential work for those seeking to understand the cultural dynamics of modernity and its impact on architecture and society.
Coordination Faustino Oncina Coves y Ana García Varas
Pages 144
Language Spanish
Format 17 x 24 cm, soft cover
ISBN 978-84-946397-1-5
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“Spatio-Temporal Moves: Image and Memory” is a collective essay that explores the relationship between image and memory in the context of contemporary spatio-temporal changes. Born out of an international meeting held in Valencia, this volume brings together interdisciplinary perspectives that dialogue between philosophy, history and architecture.
The book analyzes how images and memory influence our perception of time and space, addressing issues such as iconography in modernity, the construction of collective memory and the conceptual challenges of globalization. Among the most outstanding chapters are Luca Scuccimarra's “History of Concepts and Epochal Transition” and Manuel Orozco Pérez's “The Iconographic Dimension of Begriffsgeschichte,” which offer a critical and philosophical approach to cultural and social changes.
With a well-articulated structure, the volume stands out for its ability to connect seemingly disparate topics, offering a profound reflection on how spatio-temporal transformations affect the construction of identities and historical understanding. It is an essential work for those seeking to understand the cultural dynamics of modernity and its impact on architecture and society.
Coordination Faustino Oncina Coves y Ana García Varas
Pages 144
Language Spanish
Format 17 x 24 cm, soft cover
ISBN 978-84-946397-1-5
