Heteroglossic Asia presents an analysis of geographic, historical, cultural, economic, spatial and political factors underlying Taiwan's maritime urbanity.
Heteroglossic Asia presents an analysis of geographic, historical, cultural, economic, spatial and political factors underlying Taiwan's maritime urbanity.
Francis Chia-Hui Lin, PhD is a Lecturer in the School of Architecture, Building & Design at Taylor's University, Malaysia. His areas of expertise lie in the critical discourse on the practice and profession of architecture and urbanism within a wider context of history and theory. Francis's research and teaching interests include the Asia Pacific region, architectural and urban history, theory, art theory, architectural and urban design, (post)colonialism, the humanities and cultural history.
Inhaltsangabe
1. A Quasi-Colonial Context 2. Hong Kong 3. Singapore 4. Taiwan 5. When the Otherness becomes Selfness 6. Theorising Urban Architecture for the Asia Pacific 7. A Paradigm of the Contemporary Urban Asia Pacific Conclusion
1. A Quasi-Colonial Context 2. Hong Kong 3. Singapore 4. Taiwan 5. When the Otherness becomes Selfness 6. Theorising Urban Architecture for the Asia Pacific 7. A Paradigm of the Contemporary Urban Asia Pacific Conclusion
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