Anarchitecture

The anarchitecture of the jungle, as found in so many literary examples — Conrad’s Heart of Darkness and Ballard’s The Drowned World were ours — is representative of the disappearance of a familiar architecture that you know; an external infrastructure which helps to give shape to your sense of self through habit and language and semiotics.— "@xenogothic" «A Note on Eerie Agentic Capital» 11d18See conversely: Architecture; The Outside.