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This book allows students, researchers, and non-academic readers to connect with Virilio's distinctive architectural theories, critical studies, and fresh ideas.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 144
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Juni 2015
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- ISBN-13: 9781317549741
- Artikelnr.: 43157551
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 144
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Juni 2015
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317549741
- Artikelnr.: 43157551
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John Armitage is Professor of Media Arts at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton. He is the author and editor of numerous books on the work of Paul Virilio including Virilio and the Media and The Virilio Dictionary.
Series Editor's Preface List of Illustrations Acknowledgements 1.
Introduction Virilio's Architectural Career 2. Analysing the Oblique
Post-Second World War French Architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts, and
Architecture Principe 'Manhattan Out' 'The Oblique Function' The Oblique
Church of Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay, Nevers Analysing the Oblique: Bunker
Archeology 3. Critical Space On the Origins of Virilio's Conception of
Critical Space The Overexposed City The Interface of Virtual Space The
Contamination of Real Space by Virtual Space The Struggle to Redefine the
Unity of Time and Place in the Overexposed City Recombining the Real
Space/Virtual Space Divide The Sudden Confusion between Reception and
Perception, or the Transformation of Matter into Light Virilio:
Architectural Theory and Practice 4. The Big Night: Into the Ultracity The
Big Night The Unknown Quantity: Farewell to the Milky Way From Urban Stasis
to Urban Escape Into 'The Ultracity': Anti-Ecological and Escapist
Strategies in the City of Extremes Motorized and Accelerated Temporalities:
The Mutation of Technical Progress Very High Buildings or Exurbanism at
Altitude 5. Bernard Tschumi, Grey Ecology, and the Cities of the Beyond
Tschumism Grey Ecology Critical and Hypercritical Space Global
Hypermovement Hyper-World Space or the Revolution of the Hyperevent In the
Cities of the Beyond Thinking Differently: Grey Ecology and the Question
Concerning the Contemporary World-City Further Reading Bibliography Index
Introduction Virilio's Architectural Career 2. Analysing the Oblique
Post-Second World War French Architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts, and
Architecture Principe 'Manhattan Out' 'The Oblique Function' The Oblique
Church of Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay, Nevers Analysing the Oblique: Bunker
Archeology 3. Critical Space On the Origins of Virilio's Conception of
Critical Space The Overexposed City The Interface of Virtual Space The
Contamination of Real Space by Virtual Space The Struggle to Redefine the
Unity of Time and Place in the Overexposed City Recombining the Real
Space/Virtual Space Divide The Sudden Confusion between Reception and
Perception, or the Transformation of Matter into Light Virilio:
Architectural Theory and Practice 4. The Big Night: Into the Ultracity The
Big Night The Unknown Quantity: Farewell to the Milky Way From Urban Stasis
to Urban Escape Into 'The Ultracity': Anti-Ecological and Escapist
Strategies in the City of Extremes Motorized and Accelerated Temporalities:
The Mutation of Technical Progress Very High Buildings or Exurbanism at
Altitude 5. Bernard Tschumi, Grey Ecology, and the Cities of the Beyond
Tschumism Grey Ecology Critical and Hypercritical Space Global
Hypermovement Hyper-World Space or the Revolution of the Hyperevent In the
Cities of the Beyond Thinking Differently: Grey Ecology and the Question
Concerning the Contemporary World-City Further Reading Bibliography Index
Series Editor's Preface List of Illustrations Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Virilio's Architectural Career 2. Analysing the Oblique Post-Second World War French Architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts, and Architecture Principe 'Manhattan Out' 'The Oblique Function' The Oblique Church of Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay, Nevers Analysing the Oblique: Bunker Archeology 3. Critical Space On the Origins of Virilio's Conception of Critical Space The Overexposed City The Interface of Virtual Space The Contamination of Real Space by Virtual Space The Struggle to Redefine the Unity of Time and Place in the Overexposed City Recombining the Real Space/Virtual Space Divide The Sudden Confusion between Reception and Perception, or the Transformation of Matter into Light Virilio: Architectural Theory and Practice 4. The Big Night: Into the Ultracity The Big Night The Unknown Quantity: Farewell to the Milky Way From Urban Stasis to Urban Escape Into 'The Ultracity': Anti-Ecological and Escapist Strategies in the City of Extremes Motorized and Accelerated Temporalities: The Mutation of Technical Progress Very High Buildings or Exurbanism at Altitude 5. Bernard Tschumi, Grey Ecology, and the Cities of the Beyond Tschumism Grey Ecology Critical and Hypercritical Space Global Hypermovement Hyper-World Space or the Revolution of the Hyperevent In the Cities of the Beyond Thinking Differently: Grey Ecology and the Question Concerning the Contemporary World-City Further Reading Bibliography Index
Series Editor's Preface List of Illustrations Acknowledgements 1.
Introduction Virilio's Architectural Career 2. Analysing the Oblique
Post-Second World War French Architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts, and
Architecture Principe 'Manhattan Out' 'The Oblique Function' The Oblique
Church of Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay, Nevers Analysing the Oblique: Bunker
Archeology 3. Critical Space On the Origins of Virilio's Conception of
Critical Space The Overexposed City The Interface of Virtual Space The
Contamination of Real Space by Virtual Space The Struggle to Redefine the
Unity of Time and Place in the Overexposed City Recombining the Real
Space/Virtual Space Divide The Sudden Confusion between Reception and
Perception, or the Transformation of Matter into Light Virilio:
Architectural Theory and Practice 4. The Big Night: Into the Ultracity The
Big Night The Unknown Quantity: Farewell to the Milky Way From Urban Stasis
to Urban Escape Into 'The Ultracity': Anti-Ecological and Escapist
Strategies in the City of Extremes Motorized and Accelerated Temporalities:
The Mutation of Technical Progress Very High Buildings or Exurbanism at
Altitude 5. Bernard Tschumi, Grey Ecology, and the Cities of the Beyond
Tschumism Grey Ecology Critical and Hypercritical Space Global
Hypermovement Hyper-World Space or the Revolution of the Hyperevent In the
Cities of the Beyond Thinking Differently: Grey Ecology and the Question
Concerning the Contemporary World-City Further Reading Bibliography Index
Introduction Virilio's Architectural Career 2. Analysing the Oblique
Post-Second World War French Architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts, and
Architecture Principe 'Manhattan Out' 'The Oblique Function' The Oblique
Church of Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay, Nevers Analysing the Oblique: Bunker
Archeology 3. Critical Space On the Origins of Virilio's Conception of
Critical Space The Overexposed City The Interface of Virtual Space The
Contamination of Real Space by Virtual Space The Struggle to Redefine the
Unity of Time and Place in the Overexposed City Recombining the Real
Space/Virtual Space Divide The Sudden Confusion between Reception and
Perception, or the Transformation of Matter into Light Virilio:
Architectural Theory and Practice 4. The Big Night: Into the Ultracity The
Big Night The Unknown Quantity: Farewell to the Milky Way From Urban Stasis
to Urban Escape Into 'The Ultracity': Anti-Ecological and Escapist
Strategies in the City of Extremes Motorized and Accelerated Temporalities:
The Mutation of Technical Progress Very High Buildings or Exurbanism at
Altitude 5. Bernard Tschumi, Grey Ecology, and the Cities of the Beyond
Tschumism Grey Ecology Critical and Hypercritical Space Global
Hypermovement Hyper-World Space or the Revolution of the Hyperevent In the
Cities of the Beyond Thinking Differently: Grey Ecology and the Question
Concerning the Contemporary World-City Further Reading Bibliography Index
Series Editor's Preface List of Illustrations Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Virilio's Architectural Career 2. Analysing the Oblique Post-Second World War French Architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts, and Architecture Principe 'Manhattan Out' 'The Oblique Function' The Oblique Church of Sainte-Bernadette du Banlay, Nevers Analysing the Oblique: Bunker Archeology 3. Critical Space On the Origins of Virilio's Conception of Critical Space The Overexposed City The Interface of Virtual Space The Contamination of Real Space by Virtual Space The Struggle to Redefine the Unity of Time and Place in the Overexposed City Recombining the Real Space/Virtual Space Divide The Sudden Confusion between Reception and Perception, or the Transformation of Matter into Light Virilio: Architectural Theory and Practice 4. The Big Night: Into the Ultracity The Big Night The Unknown Quantity: Farewell to the Milky Way From Urban Stasis to Urban Escape Into 'The Ultracity': Anti-Ecological and Escapist Strategies in the City of Extremes Motorized and Accelerated Temporalities: The Mutation of Technical Progress Very High Buildings or Exurbanism at Altitude 5. Bernard Tschumi, Grey Ecology, and the Cities of the Beyond Tschumism Grey Ecology Critical and Hypercritical Space Global Hypermovement Hyper-World Space or the Revolution of the Hyperevent In the Cities of the Beyond Thinking Differently: Grey Ecology and the Question Concerning the Contemporary World-City Further Reading Bibliography Index
'An exciting ride on the Virilian rollercoaster, where even concrete bunkers (almost) 'melt into air'. This book marks an important advance - written by someone who, like Virilio himself, is sensitive to both the aesthetic and the ethical implications of his work.' - Jonathan Hale, Reader in Architectural Theory, University of Nottingham, UK