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本章论述了建筑智能的主题,其唯一目的是创造承受能力,使体验 "独立 "于建筑之外,并与建筑师区分开来。感觉的原则构成了一个存在性利基的构成原则,其结构揭示了真实体验的遗传条件。本论点以西蒙顿(Simondon)定义为 "操作理论"(the theory of operations)的 "全能主义"(allagmatics)概念为基础,分为三个部分进行阐释。第一部分 "虱子和猫 "主张在输入和输出之间插入间隔,目的是揭穿机械论对线性的忠诚,并推广准因果关系的概念。在第二部分 "鸭子和兔子 "中,承受力理论与当代神经科学相结合,重塑了新陈代谢和可塑性的概念。其目标是将主体重塑为(建筑)情感的效果。最后的激进经验主义章节 "斑马与苍蝇 "重温了莱布尼兹一元论的教训,将感觉与感性、物质与方式联系起来。本章的总体目标是通过差异和多重性概念对表象哲学提出质疑。
The chapter addresses the topic of architectural intelligence whose sole purpose is to create affordances and make experience ‘stand on its own’, apart from architecture and distinct from the architect. The principles of sensation constitute the principles of composition of an existential niche whose structure reveals the genetic conditions of real experience. The argument is unpacked across three sections by reference to the Simondonian concept of allagmatics defined as the theory of operations. The first section ‘Ticks and Cats’ argues in favour of inserting an interval between the input and output, with the aim of debunking the mechanicist allegiance to linearity and promoting the concept of quasi-causality. In the second section ‘Ducks and Rabbits’ the affordance theory meets contemporary neurosciences to revamp the concept of metastability and plasticity. Its goal is to reframe the subject as the effect of (architectural) affect. The concluding radical empiricist section ‘Zebras and Flies’ revisits the lesson of the Leibnizian Monadology to tie sense to sensibility and matter to manner. The overall ambition of the chapter is to contest the philosophy of representation through the concept of difference and multiplicity.