Annotation as Review: Graphic Thinking in Enric Miralles’ Ph.D. Thesis

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2021-10-28 DOI:10.1080/20507828.2021.1946746

Javier Fernández Contreras

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Abstract

Abstract Enric Miralles’ Ph.D. thesis was first presented in November 1987 at the Barcelona School of Architecture in two small volumes, the first one containing thirty-one pages of text and the second sixty-one illustrations. The thesis, entitled Cosas vistas a izquierda y derecha – sin gafas (“Things Seen to the Right and Left, Without Glasses”), focuses on the relationship between annotation and thought in the notebooks of Grand Tour travelers. Through it, Miralles sought a thought process that was inseparable from graphic expression; the text became more the construction of a personal reflection than a strictly academic discourse. This was why the dissertation was initially rejected. Two subsequent enlargements accounting for more than 200 pages, Miralles’ insistence and his evident erudition finally led to its acceptance. It proved to be the longest document that Miralles ever wrote, and an essential insight into his design method in subsequent years.

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作为回顾的诠释：Enric Miralles博士论文中的图形思维

摘要Enric Miralles的博士论文于1987年11月在巴塞罗那建筑学院首次发表，分为两小卷，第一卷包含三十一页的文本，第二卷包含六十一幅插图。这篇题为“Cosas vistas a izquierda y derecha–sin gavas”的论文（《看向左右的东西，没有眼镜》），重点研究了Grand Tour旅行者笔记本中注释与思想之间的关系。通过它，米拉莱斯寻求一种与图形表达密不可分的思维过程；文本更多地成为一种个人反思的建构，而不是一种严格意义上的学术话语。这就是论文最初被拒绝的原因。随后的两次放大版长达200多页，Miralles的坚持和他明显的学识最终使其被接受。事实证明，这是米拉莱斯写过的最长的文件，也是他在随后几年的设计方法的重要见解。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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31.40

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1.10%

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312

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2 months

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