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{ "title": "Unlocking the Soul of Modern Architecture: A Perceptual Journey", "introduction": { "hook": "Imagine standing before a bold Modern building – think Le Corbusier or Mies van der Rohe. Traditionally, we analyze these structures through form, function, or theory. This book proposes a more human, perceptual approach.", "coreargument": "It argues that Modern architecture, like abstract art, requires new interpretive methods that focus on the viewer's experience and innate psycho-physiological abilities." }, "sections": [ { "heading": "The Old School vs. The New Way", "content": "Art history evolved from recognizing subjects and context to understanding viewer experience and emotional response, especially with abstract art. Simultaneously, psychology explored how our brains actively process perception, not just passively receive