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Complexity outline
- Places can be complex or simplified.
- Complexity provides a useful criterion for evaluating contemporary places
- complexity and simplicity
- complex and simple intensities
- structural and lived complexity
- non-linear complexity
- complex roles and tragedies
- complexity in places and in information theory
- complexity and built intricacy
- complexity does not demand surprise
- complexity and crowded rich places
- complexity in discontinuity
- Why we should welcome and increase complexity
- complexity is a positive intensity that enriches our inhabitation of places. It also enhances our self-awareness about the way we create and maintain the structures and norms of places.
- complexity increases the chances of being more aware of injustices and inequities
- some degree of complexity is unavoidable in places
- complexity suggests strategies for dealing with oversimplified places
- There are other evaluations related to but not the same as complexity
- thick and thin places
- dense and diluted places
- comparing these terms with complexity