Jin Baek

Architecture as the Ethics of Climate (eBook, PDF)

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Produktbeschreibung

This book explores the notion of climate itself, its relationship with human culture, and its significance to architecture and urbanism by referring to the environmental philosophy of Tetsuro Watsuji, a leading thinker of modern Japan.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 152
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juni 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317438014
• Artikelnr.: 45258961

Autorenporträt

Jin Baek teaches theory and history at the Department of Architecture and Architectural Engineering of Seoul National University. His research focuses on environmental ethics, cross-cultural issues that exist between East Asia and the West in both architecture and urbanism, and the cultural significance of urban regeneration.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction 1. Tetsuro Watsuji's Notion of Fudo and Its Cultural
Significance 1.1 Beyond Heidegger's Dasein 1.2 What is Fudo? 1.3
Ex-sistere and Reflection 1.4 Beyond Regional Determinism 1.5 Ethics of the
Inter-personal 1.6 Inter-Fudos and the Subject transcending the Insularity
of a Fudo 2. "Self-less Openness" and Fudo: Renewed Sustainable
Significance of Japanese Vernacular Architecture 2.1 Criticism of the
Traditional Japanese House 2.2 Corridor and Individualism 2.3 The Wall, Fan
and the Wind Conduit 2.4 "Self-less Openness" of Japanese Vernacular
Housing 2.5 Modernity and the Duality between the Inside and Outside 2.6
Joint Measure and the Spatiality of Japanese Vernacular Housing 2.7 From
Collectivity to Privacy 2.8 Contemporary Fudo-sensitive House 3. The
Ecology of "We" and Ambient Warmth: Richard Neutra's Ecological
Architecture 3.1 Beyond Psychoanalysis and Positivism 3.2 Coordinated
Balance of Different Forces 3.3 Anchorage and the Coordination of Forces
3.4 Illumination 3.5 Warmth and the Inter-personal in Japanese Tradition
3.6 Facing and the Ecology of "We" 3.7 Ecos and the Inter-personal 4.
Dialectics between the Regional and the Trans-Regional 4.1 Fudo and Beyond
Critical Regionalism 4.2 Criticism of Regionalism 4.3 Fudo and the
Resuscitation of the Corporeal Efficacy of a Code 4.4 Fudo and the
Dialectics of Opposites 4.5 Dialectics of Opposites and Human Praxis 4.6
Beyond Regional Confines 4.7 The Regional and the Trans-Regional 4.8 Type
and Differences Conclusion Index