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The stream of consciousness and architecture: The case of Bernard Tschumi

2020
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Muteber Erbay

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The stream of consciousness technique, which is a method of expression in modern literature, establishes its relationship with psychology with Sigmund Freud's "Theory of Psychoanalysis" and "Free Association Method". The main purpose of the study is to reveal the existence of the stream of consciousness technique in architecture. In this sense, the origin of the technique; It examines how the thought of the individual is shaped over time in the history of philosophy, the mental and physical change of the individual existing with his thought in the history of psychology, the reasons for the artist to act by triggering the productivity of the changing psychology in three different fields in the history of art. In the "Studies Conducted-I" section, by investigating the conscious activities of the stream of consciousness technique in philosophy and psychology; with the examples examined in the fields of literature, music, sculpture, painting and architecture, the stream of consciousness technique in art has been traced. In the "Studies Conducted-II" section, Bernard Tschumi's discourse and studies and the research of the flow of consciousness technique in architecture have been made. In the "Findings" section of the study; a general analysis and evaluation of the samples examined in the context of philosophy, psychology, art and Bernard Tschumi was made. In the conclusion part of the study, the discourse of the technique of the stream of consciousness existing in architecture is opened for discussion.

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Dr. Gamze Çapkınoğlu

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Gamze Çapkınoğlu (Master Thesis). The stream of consciousness and architecture: The case of Bernard Tschumi, 2020, Karadeniz Technical University.

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