Özgürlük ve Baskının Mekansal Temsili

Abstract

Keeping freedom as an ideal on agenda is essential for the interrogation of norms and forms that have been constituted, generated and cultivated with relevance to the convenience of man-made environment to human nature, rights and security. Regarding this ideal, the current of thought, conceptualy comprising freedom as absolute rejection of repression and dominion has been developed within the anarchist philosophy. The attitudes that are characterised as anarchist and spatial definitions coincide through freedom as a term, then come into question along with repressive facts concerning human-environment-place relations. In spatial develeopments, prevalent tendencies and movements are emerged and spreaded with extent of determinations of those that produce and use the places in this context; and are revealed over manners that exceed the status quo patterns repressing time and place. In this context, cross-cultural evaluations on human-environment-place relations released from place-time limitations would potentially reveal and highlight brandnew relations concerning diverse attitudes on spatial developments through need for freedom