The Multicursal and Rhizome Labyrinths as Metaphors for Detection

When in the maze, according to Corte there are usually three types that are widely being considered. Single maze, multiple or style maze, and rhizome or network maze. The first type is not a problem for individuals passing through that path. Because it includes a single path leading to the exit further to the center. The second type is constructed in various ways, many of which are dead ends, but the only way to the exit, this maze is a labyrinth that can navigate well with trial and error.

In 1979, M. Erlam suggested that the drama might borrow one side of Theusus' ancient myth: the Athenian entered the maze of Minotaur. The drama forest is a figurative maze, and for Queen Elizabeth, the forest is often the allegiance of sexual sin. Lover in the forest conquered irrational passion and found their way. The bottom with his animal's head is an interesting version of Minotaur. The bottom also became a clue to Ariadne, and led the enthusiast. When the new Minotaur was rescued instead of threatening the boyfriend, the classical myth slipped. These are themselves grooms of drama, he placed a labyrinth and an orgy behind and conquered his passion. Craftsmen can represent mythical craftsmen and mazes, Daedalus builder. Even the most famous speech in the drama, the relationship between poets, crazy people and lovers may be another metaphor for lovers.

Architecture enters areas of interest in Bataille at figurative and linguistic level. Bataille architecture makes it possible to use metaphorical possibilities, pyramids, labyrinths as a metaphor of social structure. At the second level, you can see that the social hierarchy and interconnections are encoded in the build environment. Therefore, as a literal expression of the social structure, the architecture integrates the existing order. As an illegal theorist trying to overthrow the accepted norms, Bataille would have opposed the one to spread these norms. Therefore, Bataille can be understood as a theorist to architecture.