Architecture as a Phenomenon of the Evolution of the Universe. Part 2
Architecture as a Phenomenon of the Evolution of the Universe. Part 2
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https://doi.org/10.22337/2077-9038-2022-2-27-32Keywords:
World, Universe, evolution, self-organization of matter, anthropic principle, randomness of the origins of architectural morphogenesis, chaos, fractality, singularity, cycles of life of systemsAbstract
The establishment of universal laws of the processes of morphogenesis of matter on the universal and terrestrial scales updates the established ideas about architecture as an orthodox means of material and spiritual organization of being.
The peculiarity of architecture is that its structural constructions are corrected by the efforts of a person who, although reasonable, is still only an instrument of the Universe, often violating the linear processes of evolution. The reason for everything is the anthropic principle, which inherited ancient anthropomorphism and medieval hylozoism, which claimed man as the crown of the universe, which dominated human self-consciousness for hundreds of years and hindered the development of civilization.
This part of the article is devoted to the modern interpretation of this principle and its consequences in the theory and practice of human activity, which largely contribute to the still illogical, from the author's point of view, ideas about the world, although this is just a hypothesis proposed by a critical dilettante.
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