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jispa-6099	Coleman, Nathaniel	The Myth of Autonomy	2024	22	.pdf	application/pdf	7930	315	44	Conversely, it seems, then, that Utopia holds out a potential resolution to the problem of renewed purpose and relevance for architecture, fortifying it to act against the solvent of capitalism, the very same condition that inspired most of the doomed attempts at architectures of autonomy in the first place. Intriguingly, the idea of freedom that best describes a wide range of autonomy projects in architecture is transcendental (in the sense of being a priori or preternatural), rather than empirical (in the sense of being experiential or pragmatic).8 In this regard, perhaps the opposition ought to be more simply stated as the ‘pure’ as opposed to the ‘impure’, which in terms of Utopia could be indicated as the difference between the ‘abstract’ (transcendental) and the ‘concrete (empirical).	cache/jispa-6099.pdf	txt/jispa-6099.txt