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Art of Memory: Theory and Non-Sites

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This lecture explores the concept of memory in relation to architecture and territory, delving into the evolution of cities and the resistance of groups to change. It also discusses the theory of Non-Sites as abstract representations of actual locations, emphasizing the use of metaphor and logic in art.

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