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rookie - admin
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Orhan Pamuk (the 2006 Nobel laureaute in literature) describes the city of Istanbul as a series of conflicting realities. He in effect categorizes these conflicts as paradoxes, doubles, ambiguities, and opposites.

Does the city exist as a manifold of oppositions, contradictions...how are these differences expressed and what can they mean?

Do these differences say something about the identity (identities) of the city?

See Finding Identity within an Image:
http://trailercity.lefora.com/2008/11/05/finding-identity-within-the-image/page1/

rookie - admin
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These virtualities are indicative of a "representational"(Lefebvre) space, a thought or subject, not a representative space (ie. a building plan which is an abstract space, a sign, the materialization of a thought).

The multiplicity of these virtualities creates a "differential"(Lefebvre) space, by which subject exists only within the whole through contrasts which connect it. This is a new space beyond subject or object.

See Cryengine and Virtuality:
http://trailercity.lefora.com/2008/11/05/cryengine-and-virtuality-2/page1/

Implications for Istanbul:
http://trailercity.lefora.com/2008/11/05/cryengine-and-virtuality/page1/

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