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| − | -ideas about gatekeeper/gatehouses
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| − | -relationships to waterways
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| − | -Accommodations
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| − | -Reuse from Medieval to Renaissance
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| − | -conspicuous consumption; social status or symbol of power; balancing defense and comfort
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| − | "A castle is a 'fortified residence which might combine administrative and judicial functions, but in which military considerations were paramount' (Saunders 1978:2)" (p. 4 Johnson)
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| − | "[A castle is] 'a house in which the defensive features completely overshadow the domestic one' (Thompson 1998:5)" (p. 4 Johnson)
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| − | -Castle vs. fortified residence
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| − | -Vision/Towers--Foucaultian?
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