Making Leisure Work : Architecture and the Experience Economy
by Lonsway,BrianFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2009-05-01
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary
Making Leisure Workoffers a new theoretical framework for reading contemporary architecture.
Table of Contents
| A Prehistory of our Themed Environment | |
| Everyday Space and the Experience Economy | |
| Space, Semiotics and Scientism | |
| The Experience of Experience | |
| Extreme Narrative | |
| Different Myths | |
| Entertainment Capacity | |
| Lifestyle Enhancement | |
| Critical Inhabitations | |
| Textual Practices | |
| Juridical Opinions | |
| Happy Potties and Other Alternative Narratives | |
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