Lecture
This lecture delves into the complex writings of Tafuri, emphasizing the importance of understanding his philosophical approach to architectural history. Tafuri's unique method involves a constant conceptualization of architectural critique, requiring multiple readings to grasp his intricate ideas. The lecture highlights Tafuri's critique of ideology, his meticulous analysis of case studies, and his emphasis on the historical context of architectural projects. By exploring Tafuri's views on the relationship between art, politics, and ideology, students gain insights into the challenges of interpreting his work in a contemporary context.