Titlebook: Victoria‘s Lost Pavilion; From Nineteenth-Cent Paul Fyfe,Antony Harrison,Sharon M.‘Setzer Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Radiant Virtuality, chapter renovates Jerome McGann’s notion of “radiant textuality” to extended virtual objects and built environments in digital space. It argues that projects like . must emphasize their work as interpretive models over their appeal as experiential time machines. These models should expose their sou

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,Architectural Histories and Virtual Reconstructions: Queen Victoria’s Lost Pavilion in Digital Spacve sufficiently accurate form, space, and material representations of the pavilion. Experienced through various forms of immersive and interactive media, the model becomes a critical element in portraying and understanding the pavilion’s historical narrative.

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,The Contested Status of the Garden Pavilion: “Perfect ‘Bijou’” or Royal Blunder?,pavilion as a controversial hub of artistic activity. Considered as such, the small pavilion not only provides grounds for rejecting monolithic models of “Victorian” aesthetics but also provokes new arguments about the Victorian arts.

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Paul Fyfeather, an auxiliary member of the St. Louis Hegelians,. introduced his son to the idea of an overriding truth to which particular consciousnesses must always be subordinated.. And of course Hegel’s philosophy—a strong influence on Marx—was much in the air among the European revolutionaries who captu