静物-自然Morta:接近的风景

Ri-Vista. Research for landscape architecture Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI:10.36253/rv-10298

S. Dobričić, M. Acri

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社会距离确实代表了一种矛盾:如果社会性的特征是个人之间和一般生物之间的接近，那么怎么会有距离呢?与活死人空间(Todd r.w.， 2007)或更臭名昭著的“静物”或“自然死亡”相比，这个悖论仍未得到解决:像自然这样充满生命的东西怎么会死亡?

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Still Life – Natura Morta: the landscapes of proximity

The social distancing does represent an oxymoron: how can there be distancing if what characterizes the very sociality is the proximity between individuals, and generally living beings? Comparable to living dead space (Todd R.W., 2007) or more notorious “still life” or “natura morta”, the paradox remains unsolved: how can something like nature that is impregnated with life, be dead?

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