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FA-CLM-TEAcad. year: 2024/2025
This seminar explores the transformation of the idea of historic monuments from the nineteenth century until today while analyzing various approaches to historic preservation and the tools for monuments’ representation. The course focuses on the seminal theory of modern monuments as framed by Austrian art historian and preservationist Alois Riegl and its transformation over more than a hundred years. Students will examine the historical, cultural, and technological shifts that have influenced architectural thinking and the methods applied in monument preservation from the early twentieth century until today.
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Part I: The Modern Cult of Monuments
Part II: The Cult of Ruins
Part III: The Digital Cult