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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- End User License Agreement -- Contents -- Preface -- List of Contributors -- Architecture, City and Architectural Ethics in the "The Age of the Ordinary" by Hikmet Temel Akarsu -- Nevnihal Erdoğan1,* and Müjgan Öztürk1 -- INTRODUCTION -- ABOUT THE BOOK -- THE URBANIZATION ADVENTURE OF ISTANBUL AND ZEYTINBURNU -- ARCHITECTURE AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN THE AGE OF THE ORDINARY -- MIGRATION AND THE URBAN POOR -- EXPROPRIATION AND RENT-SEEKING ECONOMY -- PORTRAYAL OF SPACES AND PEOPLE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Architecture in the Novel 'Austerlitz' by W. G. Sebald -- Nevnihal Erdoğan1,* and Nihan Sümeyye Gündoğdu1 -- INTRODUCTION -- THE ARCHITECTURE OF POWER: ANTWERP STATION, BREENDONK CASTLE, BRUSSELS COURTHOUSE -- TRACES OF ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE -- MEMORY AND ARCHITECTURE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Der Steppenwolf -- Dicle Aydın1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- IMPRESSIONS OF THE MAIN CHARACTER -- EMOTIONS, FEELINGS AND PLACES -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- An Architectural Allegory for "The Ideal Human" (The Fountainhead) -- Emre Karacaoğlu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- ARCHITECTURE AS AN ALLEGORY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Experiences of Isolatedness in the Lost Spaces between the Limits of Privation and Domination: On J. G. Ballard's Concrete Island -- H. Hale Kozlu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- BASIC FICTION OF THE NARRATIVE -- CONCRETE ISLAND IN THE CONTEXT OF MODERN CITIES AND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS -- CONCRETE ISLAND AS A LIVING SPACE -- CONCRETE ISLAND IN THE CONTEXT OF ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCES -- CONCRETE ISLAND IN THE CONTEXT OF URBAN MEMORY -- EMOTIONAL SWINGS BETWEEN PRIVATION AND DOMINATION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- The Fifth Child -- Serra Zerrin Korkmaz1,* and Saadet Armağan Güleç Korumaz1 -- INTRODUCTION -- ANALYSIS OF PLACES -- Dreamed and Lived Home -- Places of Expected Children -- The Fifth Child and His Place.
The Place to Go by a Pickup Truck -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- The Garden of the Finzi-Continis -- Hikmet Temel Akarsu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- FERRARA ARCHITECTURE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- The Affective Atmospheres of Spatial Organisms and Smells: The God of Small Things -- Serkan Can Hatipoğlu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- CHARACTERS -- CRUCIAL MOMENTS -- ATMOSPHERE, AFFECTIVITY, AND SMELL -- SPACE AS AN ORGANISM -- THE AFFECTIVE SIDE OF SMELL -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Istanbul: From a Mega-City to a Global City (The Red-Haired Woman) -- Nevnihal Erdoğan1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- TRADITIONAL BUILDING ART -- TRANSFORMATION OF ISTANBUL -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Urban Architecture in the Narrative of NW London -- Dilek Yıldız Özkan1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE STORY OF THE NOVEL -- SOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL THEMES -- URBAN ARCHITECTURE AND COUNCIL HOUSING IN NW LONDON -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Heterotopia and Sunset Park -- Cansu Özge Özmen1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- TRANSFORMING SPACE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Conspiracy Theories at the Prague Cemetery -- Yasemin Erkan Yazıcı1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- A HOUSE ON THE IMPASSE MAUBERT -- MYSTERIOUS SPACES THAT ARE ACCESSIBLE FROM THE HOUSE -- A FAKE CEREMONY AT THE PRAGUE CEMETERY -- CORPSES IN THE SEWER -- PROTOCOLS OF THE ELDERS OF ZION AT THE PRAGUE CEMETERY -- SPATIAL AND SENSORY PERCEPTION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- The Sheltering Sky: Re-Reading the Perceptual Experience of Desert -- Emine Köseoğlu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK -- CONCEPTUAL NOTES ON PERCEPTUAL SPATIAL EXPERIENCE -- RE-READING OF THE SHELTERING SKY REGARDING PERCEPTUAL ASPECTS OF DESERT -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- The Art of the Post-Modern Era and the Da Vinci Code -- Hikmet Temel Akarsu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE ART OF THE POST-MODERN ERA -- THE SUBJECT OF THE NOVEL IS THE DA VINCI CODE.
ON THE ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTS IN THE DA VINCI CODE -- ON THE DA VINCI CODE, THE LAST SUPPER, AND LEONARDO DA VINCI -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Between Appearance and Reality 'After Dark' -- Büşra Nur Başböğer1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- SURVEILLANCE CAMERA -- AFTER 12 IN THE FAKE WORLD -- POSTMODERNISM'S AFTER DARK -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Night Train to Lisbon: On the City, Identity, and Belonging -- Melike Yenice1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- 'THE DEPARTURE': TOWARDS ANOTHER CITY TRACING OWN IDENTITY -- THE ENCOUNTER' WITH ANOTHER IDENTITY AND AREA OF BELONGING -- 'THE ATTEMPT' OF BEING IN DIFFERENT PLACES AND TIMES, DIFFERENT AREAS OF BELONGING -- THE RETURN -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Behind Every Serial Killer, There is Perfect Spatial Reasoning (The Devil in the White City) -- Gökhan Hüseyin Erkan1,* and Ahmet Antmen1 -- INTRODUCTION -- THE GOOD AND THE BAD -- AMERICAN HERITAGE -- A READING EXPERIENCE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- It is Rocked By Waves, But Does Not Sink (The Paris Architect) -- Gergő Máté Kovács1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- AN ARCHITECT DURING WORLD WAR II -- OPENING A NEW WINDOW TO PARIS: BEING A FOREIGNER OR PARISIENNE -- CONCLUSION: THE RESPONSIBILITY OF AN ARCHITECT -- REFERENCES -- The Great Fire of London -- Oktay Turan1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- PSYCHOGEOGRAPHIC WRITING TECHNIQUE -- PALIMPSESTS -- ACKROYD AS A PSYCHOGEOGRAPHER -- DICKENSIAN CHARACTERS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Il Medioevo Cattedrali, Cavalieri, Città (La Edad Media II.) -- Z. Türkiz Özbursalı1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- WESTERN WORLD IN THE MIDDLE AGES -- THE DEVELOPMENT OF CATHEDRAL ARCHITECTURE -- RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL ARCHITECTURE IN EUROPE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Love in Symi-An Aegean Romance/ Kos-Symi Rhodes -- Nevnihal Erdoğan1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE SUBJECT OF THE NOUVELLE AND THE MEDITERRANEAN ARCHITECTURE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- Ports of Call.
Sennur Akansel1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE STRUCTURE OF THE NOVEL -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- The Pain of Losing Nature (The End of Nature) -- Selin Yıldız1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE WAY OF AN ACTIVIST -- THE ANSWERS TO THE COMPLEX ARGUMENT "NATURE IS ENDED" -- ARCHITECTURAL CONTEXT -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Salonica: City of Ghosts -- Hikmet Temel Akarsu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- ABOUT MARK MAZOWER AND THE BOOK -- URBAN SPACES IN THESSALONIKI -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Rebel Cities By David Harvey: Revisiting Marxist Theory, The Right To The City And Urban Struggle -- Ersan Koç1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- URBANIZATION OF CAPITAL -- HENRY LEFEBVRE'S VISION AND CLASS STRUGGLE -- CLASS STRUGGLE AND THE THEORY OF DIFFERENTIATION OF URBAN SPACE -- Space -- Money, Space and Time as Sources of Social Power -- The Urban Process and its Political Structure -- CONCLUDING REMARKS -- REFERENCES -- Scenes from the Mind of an Artist (M Train) -- Gökçe Özdem1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- JOURNEY BETWEEN DREAMS AND REALITY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- The Role of Space in Science Fiction Literature and its Transformation: "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" -- Ali Aydın1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE WORLD AFTER WORLD WAR III -- THE TRANSFORMING ROLE OF ARCHITECTURE -- PERCEPTION OF SPACE FROM LITERATURE TO CINEMA -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Martian Structures in Modern Science Fiction and the Home of the Martian (The Martian) -- Özgür Tacer1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- CAST BEYOND MARS -- THE MARTIAN: RE-SHAPING THE CONTEXT OF MARTIAN ARCHITECTURE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy -- Seda Pekşen1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- THE BUREAUCRACY OF DEMOLITION -- PLANNED CHAOS VS CONTINGENCIES -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Building Another World: Perdido Street Station -- Özgür Tacer1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- A WEIRD NEW WORLD.
SOCIO-POLITICS OF BAS-LAG: TAXONOMY OF THE ENSEMBLE BIZARRE -- "ARCHITEXTURES" OF SEGREGATION, DOMINATION, AND EXPLOITATION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- The Search for Divinity Through Architecture (2001: A Space Odyssey) -- Emre Karacaoğlu1,* -- INTRODUCTION -- SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE SPACE ODYSSEY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Subject Index -- Back Cover.
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