چکیده:
The authors of this article have tried to open a new way to study, study, analyze architecture and related sciences by examining the concepts and data obtained, citing fictional literature and relying on interdisciplinary methods. The research method is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive-analytical in terms of data collection. The descriptive part is based on the documentary method and the case study. The analytical part, which is the reading of descriptions of fiction-climate literature, is done with a "semiotic" approach. The reading method in this study is in fact the retrieval of the codes of "spatial elements" in the "physical space of the house". The results of this study indicate that this reading is influenced by various factors, including the analytical experiences of the analyst. What can control the information that the text conveys to the reader is the text analyst's architectural insights and experiences, which can provide appropriate visual alternatives between the possible states that meanings can evoke. Finally, a model for architectural reading of fiction is proposed.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Representation of Architectural Physical Space Based on a Reading of Narrative Literature (Case Study: The Story "House" by "Mahmoud Etemadzadeh")* Dr. Leila Begum Hashemian 1; Dr. Mehrdad Matin * 2; Dr. Maryam Armaghan 3 1 Received: 2020/08/18 Accepted: 2021/09/18 Abstract The authors of this article have attempted to open new ways for investigation, study, and analysis in architecture and related sciences by examining concepts and data with reference to narrative literature and relying on interdisciplinary methods.
This research, while conducting a descriptive study of realistic narrative literature and extracting the signs to be interpreted is in response to this question: "How can one address the representation of physical architectural space and its visual depiction through the method of analysis in the semiotic approach and the reading of the semantic aspect in realistic narrative literature?" This research attempts to open a new way for investigation, study, recognition, and analysis in architecture by examining concepts and data with reference to narrative literature and relying on interdisciplinary methods.
Table No. 2, Semiotics of the text for retrieving the house pattern Literary signifier (text) and keywords, implicit meaning (semantic implication) "A large, tree-filled courtyard" which "a single door at the end of a short and covered corridor separated it from the inner courtyard" (ibid: 66).
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