regarding earlier statements about commercialism
and architecture, there was something about the
aspect of rampant and unforgiving commercialism,
as a deadening system of true belief and rigidity,
that squares rather nicely with what is rendered
similarly as being the nature of 'communism' that
today is mirrored in such works as Freedom Tower,
Freedom Institute, Freedom Museum, Park of Heroes.
this commercial communism then is a way that may
be useful if describing the parallels between the
two ideologies, and how they may negatively extend
one another if operating in a closed environment.
versus, the other dynamic of social capital that
may be the better half in the socialism/communism
and capitalism/commercialism mixture as they serve
as ideas and not as the developers of ideologies.
and architecture, there was something about the
aspect of rampant and unforgiving commercialism,
as a deadening system of true belief and rigidity,
that squares rather nicely with what is rendered
similarly as being the nature of 'communism' that
today is mirrored in such works as Freedom Tower,
Freedom Institute, Freedom Museum, Park of Heroes.
this commercial communism then is a way that may
be useful if describing the parallels between the
two ideologies, and how they may negatively extend
one another if operating in a closed environment.
versus, the other dynamic of social capital that
may be the better half in the socialism/communism
and capitalism/commercialism mixture as they serve
as ideas and not as the developers of ideologies.