Explaining the vision of the architect and the behavioral action of the audience in creating different types of architecture (form-oriented, semantic and sacred) based on Islamic anthropology

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Journal: ISLAMIC SOCIAL STUDIES Year:2021 | Volume:27 | Issue:1 (123) Page(s): 0-0

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Explaining the vision of the architect and the behavioral action of the audience in creating different types of architecture (form-oriented, semantic and sacred) based on Islamic anthropology

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Architect's soul

audience action

architecture

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Understanding the works of architecture and the type of its impact on the behavior of the audience, without knowing the Architect's soul in the creation process, is a topic that can be considered in the field of pathology of contemporary architecture. The action between the creator and the audience of the architectural work is a social phenomenon whose subject is human and addressing the issue of anthropology in this area can explain and control many behavioral actions of the audience towards the living environment and any change in the meaning of architecture. Which is the result of the architect himself, will create different behavior for the audience in the community. Nowadays, the sputum of different types of architecture, regardless of examining the Architect's soul, has led to the creation of any behavioral reading of the audience, while different levels of the human soul can be different cognition), different creation and Create different behavior. Which cognition is real and results in truth-oriented action and which cognition results in unreal action; It is a subject and purpose that the present study tries to recognize descriptively-analytically in the context of Islamic wisdom governing the existential levels of the human soul. In this regard, it has been achieved that the effect is based on the ego, form-oriented architecture and neglect-oriented behavioral action, the effect based on ego, semantic architecture and perfection-oriented behavioral action, and the effect based on the confident self, sacred architecture and It will create a reminder-oriented behavioral action.

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ASHRAFI, NASIM. (2021). Explaining the vision of the architect and the behavioral action of the audience in creating different types of architecture (form-oriented, semantic and sacred) based on Islamic anthropology. ISLAMIC SOCIAL STUDIES, 27(1 (123) ), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/705704/en

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ASHRAFI NASIM. Explaining the vision of the architect and the behavioral action of the audience in creating different types of architecture (form-oriented, semantic and sacred) based on Islamic anthropology. ISLAMIC SOCIAL STUDIES[Internet]. 2021;27(1 (123) ):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/705704/en

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NASIM ASHRAFI, “Explaining the vision of the architect and the behavioral action of the audience in creating different types of architecture (form-oriented, semantic and sacred) based on Islamic anthropology,” ISLAMIC SOCIAL STUDIES, vol. 27, no. 1 (123) , pp. 0–0, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/705704/en

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