Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal

It does not matter where this shape is located, people can distinctly differentiate it as a sacred building as oppose to a normal one. The major difference is the kind of architecture that makes up the two places and its location. While one is in Iran and the other in Japan, both of them has their own distinct particular look that makes it easy for outsiders to be able to tell the difference. The same goes for what is housed in the two said buildings. The temple is said to have various sacred objects one of which is the Yata no Kagami, which is a sacred mirror that is housed in the Grand Shrine of Ise.

Deutscher discusses a scenario where two people, with only one whose language uses cardinal directions, are staying at a hotel in separate rooms that are across the hall from each other. For someone used to egocentric directions, the two rooms would appear identical, since the objects in the hotel would be on the same body side. Meaning, upon entering either hotel room, the bathroom would to their left, the bed to the right, and the kitchen straight ahead. Conversely, a speaker of cardinal directions would feel like he entered a mirrored world if he went into one hotel room and then the next afterwards. Upon entering a hotel room on the opposite side of the hall, he would claim that the bathroom was now to the east instead of west, his bed from west to east, and his kitchen from north to south (452-53)!

People aren’t going to be happy all the time. What is more important safety or happiness? Machiavelli more concerned with the life of a city than the people within. If citizens are unhappy but they are protected from harm, than that is more important. What would be the purpose of happiness if you can defend

After discrediting the arguments of Polemarchus and Thrasymachus, Plato instead defines justice as a virtue of both individuals and societies with descriptions of the just man and the just city. In order to accurately identify justice in the human soul, he first builds the just city, where this virtue acts the same except on a grander scale. The just city’s founding principle relies on each person performing his proper function in society, which is divided into three groups: the ruling guardians, the aspiring guardians, and the working class

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There are some positive and negative aspects. He does not think that the nation America’s systems has produced is in any way superior to that of Great Britain’s: “They have in that country incalculable means of defence, and of offence too … they are a superior people.” Cooper recognizes the freedom that the American people exist with, although he still refuses to believe that this makes them better. For all the reasons that freedom of oppression would be superior to oppression, Cooper seems to believe the opposite. As he says in his first letter, America has more to defend so that the people would not lose their liberty.

Selfishness and selflessness can be balanced, and this balance is crucial to a functioning

Giving up these constitutive components to form a functioning society, would make it seem like a utopia, but in turn it would be a dystopia with strict laws and limited freedoms.

Even though reformers wanted to improve the conditions of the average working men, they were more prone to aid the corporate monopolies. Joseph Huthmacher contradicts Mowry when he states, “[..]indicates the basis for urban lower-class interest in the many types of social welfare and labor measures” (Huthmacher 13). He says that because the lower-class was mostly immigrants they did not care about the politics of the United States of America. The ideal society for reformers in Huthmacher’s eyes was a society where the blue collar workers were treated as equals to the white collar ones. They wanted there to be no visible line between rich and poor.

These sensory signals have a large impact on our relationship and experience of an environment because they are able to physically and emotionally engage and connect us to the architecture. Although these types of sensorial qualities may not make or break the successfulness of architecture, they must remain of high importance because of their ability to reinforce an individual’s personal connection to a place. Juhani Pallasmaa, claims that our design culture has forgotten the importance of the senses in engaging our whole being- physical and emotional- in an architectural experience. This theory speaks to an experience that goes beyond a visual relationship between a person and architecture.

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