i've read synopsis's and quotes from this book, and even today 'post production' the other book from this author came up in a phd meeting; my supervisor has read Relational aesthetics (he's an architect with a thinking leaning toward an architecture of the non-structure), and i have made a couple of connections with the very small snippets i have read to papers regarding patterns of the placement of objects within the home relating to social status, and somewhere along the line to levi-bruhl and primitivism....

if you have time over the next coming weeks, could you write a quick synopsis of your opinions on this book here on TNL?!