Communal Space Across Time: Comparing the Architecture of Ostia Antica and Drop City Open Access

Willingham, Olivia (Spring 2023)

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Introduction: Architectural Anthropology and Communal Living 1

Chapter One: Why Live Communally? 13

Chapter Two: Architecture of the Communal Environment 18

Chapter Three: Life in the Communal Environment 39

Chapter Four: The Role of Communal Living in Society 49

Conclusion: Organization and the Communal Environment 61

Figures List 64

Bibliography 66

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School	Emory College
Department	Art History
Degree	B.S.
Submission	Honors Thesis
Language	English
Research Field	Anthropology, Archaeology Art History
Keyword	Commune Communal Living Architecture
Committee Chair / Thesis Advisor	Christina Crawford, Emory University Eric Varner, Emory University
Committee Members	Anna Grimshaw, Emory University

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