| Popis: |
The essay, refuting a widely accepted position in the history of the economy, and starting from an unprecedented assumption, intends to demonstrate that the gardens were not built for utilitarian reasons, but, by observing the human cultural evolutionary development on earth, for que-stions of aesthetic, giving autonomy to human thought, freeing it from economic logic, and thus linking the characteristics of evolution with those of aesthetics, furthermore proposing the theory of the wild scenes of natu-re as a place/experience through which to obtain knowledge not yet explo-red by intellect, for a more biological reading of cultural development. |
