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Architecture

the unsettling quality of familiar buildings and spaces made strange, read through psychoanalysis as a theme of modern architecture.

In architecture, architectural uncanny refers to the unsettling quality of familiar buildings and spaces made strange, read through psychoanalysis as a theme of modern architecture. This meaning comes from Vidler (1992) in The architectural uncanny.[1]

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Vidler, A. (1992). The architectural uncanny. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262220446

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