Topology is not exclusively a matter of 2d surfaces and projective geometry. In the Lacanian-Vichian view, topologies are produced “spontaneously” my myth, thought, action, and desire. Thus, without naming topology as a specific agent, the best place to look for it is in the landscape, literature, film, architecture, and on the front page of any newspaper.
• The Projectivity of Ordinary Objects: Restoring Topology to Architecture as Void and Liminal Passage
• Desiccation and Fake Grief: The Strange Case of the Lacus Curtius
• Reversed Predication, A Review
• The Hysterical Topology of Singular Sites
• The Space between the Legs: Reversed Predication, Chirality, and the Thesis of the Two Dianas
• Vertigo’s Death Dream: Background
• Dead of Night’s Ventriloquist Tale
• The “Haunted Mirror Tale” (Dead of Night)
• Reworking the Idea of the Architectural Uncanny: Hitchcock’s North by Northwest
• Architecture and its Doubles: Real Travel, Enthymeme, and Antonomasia
• The Sutured Topography of Mulholland Drive and North by Northwest
• The Object Who Knew Too Much
• The Slow Architecture of Ruins: The Filmic Evidence
• Death–Dream in Two Parts: Vertigo’s Roof(e)scapes
• Vertigo as a Boundary Language Laboratory
• Above the Horizon There Is No Sky
• Secondary Virtuality, the Anamorphosis of Projective Geometry
• It Looked Simple Enough: the Jordan Curve
• Spencer-Brown’s Calculus Is Not What They Say It Is
• Territory is Not Nothing: A Reinterpretation of Deleuze’s ‘In-Between’
• Odysseus as Traveler: A Categorial Study
• Edgar Allan Poe’s Landscape at Arnheim as a Model for the Surrealist Garden