دانلود کتاب The Third Realm of Luxury: Connecting Real Places and Imaginary Spaces

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nIllustrations\n Figures\n Table\nAcknowledgments\nChapter 1: The third realm of luxury: Conceptualizing the connections between real places and imaginary spaces\n Introduction\n Luxury: From an idea to a reality\n Connecting real places and imaginary spaces: Toward the third realm of luxury\n Exploring the third realm of luxury: The book\n References\nChapter 2: Being luxurious: On the Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge and beyond\n Introduction\n Being, time, and space\n Being luxurious\n On the Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge and beyond\n Ghost Black Badge\n Conclusion\n References\nChapter 3: The architecture of authoritarian luxury\n Ontic luxury things and ontological luxury space\n Home, unhome, and the housing problems of the rich and famous\n From Nazi to American luxury\n References\nChapter 4: Inhabiting luxury spaces\n Luxury and habitable spaces\n A brief history of a term\n Waning existential territories\n Third realm of luxury\n The experience of luxury\n Marketing luxury\n Is there true luxury?\n References\nChapter 5: A touch of the exotic: Sensuality as luxury in the 1970s’ domestic interior\n Introduction\n The modern home: The private becomes public\n It’s only natural\n The “other” woman and the experience of home\n Sex at home: Consuming men consuming women\n Summary\n References\nChapter 6: The emptying of the interior: Luxury, space, and the hotel effect in contemporary life\n Grand hotel\n The hotel room as luxury model/module\n Housing and the hotel\n Barefoot luxury\n Generation next\n Gentrification and its after-effects\n Room at the top\n Acknowledgments\n References\nChapter 7: “The Collective”: Luxury in lounge space\n The Collective, London, 2016\n A collective, Moscow 1928\n Lounge space and luxury\n Bringing lounge space back home\n Curating the community of the collective lounge\n Conclusion\n References\nChapter 8: “The third realm of luxury” as I experienced it in the legacies of Getty and the Rockefellers: Elite enclosure, “as far as the eye can see . . .”\n Two exhibits of moments of enclosed privileged seeing at variable horizons\n Envoi\n Postscript: “University Hills—the nation’s foremost on-campus community”\n References\nChapter 9: Secret spaces of luxury: Ignorance, free ports, and art\n Introduction\n Ignorance and secrecy\n Luxury and secret spaces\n Free ports as secret spaces\n Transforming art in real places to assets in imaginary secret spaces\n Free ports as secret spaces of luxury: The social implications\n Conclusion\n References\nChapter 10: Of space and time in California wine\n Early history of Californian wine\n Industry rebirth\n In vino luxe\n Discussion and conclusion\n Acknowledgments\n References\nNotes\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 4\n Chapter 5\n Chapter 6\n Chapter 7\n Chapter 8\n Chapter 9\nContributors\nIndex