Rewrites the history of architectural modernism for an age of environmental crisis and enduring colonialism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kenny Cupers is a professor of architectural history and urban studies and co-founder of the Critical Urbanisms program at the University of Basel. He is the author of The Social Project: Housing Postwar France and co-editor of Neoliberalism on the Ground: Archutecture and Transformation from the 1960s to the Present.
Inhaltsangabe
1. List of Illustrations 2. Introduction: The Earth as an Object of Design * From Determinism to Determination * Earth-Boundedness as (Anti-)Modernism * Geopower and Biopower * Deployments of Settlement * Racializing the Rural * A Constellation of Relationships 3. Chapter 1: Rooting Life in Land * Settlement between Colonialism and Reform * Theorizing Cultivation as Colonization * Designing Earth-Boundedness * Conflicts and Failures of Transplantation * Earth-Boundedness in the Wake of Genocide 4. Chapter 2: Arts and Technics of Internal Colonialism * Nativizing the Farmhouse * Reading Landscape, Making Race * Biopolitics of the Vernacular * Designing Colonial Order * Building Logistics and Imperial Regionalism 5. Chapter 3: Technifying the Soil, Designing the Human * From Soil Science to Social Order * Urban Gardening as Domestic Colonization * Grounding Biological Functionalism 6. Chapter 4: Infrastructure as Planetary Design * Empire’s Technological Nature * Design and Geopolitics, a Wartime Alliance * Geopolitics after Empire? * World Order by Design * Engineering Continents to Uphold Supremacy * Infrastructural Specters 7. Epilogue: Spaceship Earth 8. Acknowledgments 9. Notes 10. Index
1. List of Illustrations 2. Introduction: The Earth as an Object of Design * From Determinism to Determination * Earth-Boundedness as (Anti-)Modernism * Geopower and Biopower * Deployments of Settlement * Racializing the Rural * A Constellation of Relationships 3. Chapter 1: Rooting Life in Land * Settlement between Colonialism and Reform * Theorizing Cultivation as Colonization * Designing Earth-Boundedness * Conflicts and Failures of Transplantation * Earth-Boundedness in the Wake of Genocide 4. Chapter 2: Arts and Technics of Internal Colonialism * Nativizing the Farmhouse * Reading Landscape, Making Race * Biopolitics of the Vernacular * Designing Colonial Order * Building Logistics and Imperial Regionalism 5. Chapter 3: Technifying the Soil, Designing the Human * From Soil Science to Social Order * Urban Gardening as Domestic Colonization * Grounding Biological Functionalism 6. Chapter 4: Infrastructure as Planetary Design * Empire’s Technological Nature * Design and Geopolitics, a Wartime Alliance * Geopolitics after Empire? * World Order by Design * Engineering Continents to Uphold Supremacy * Infrastructural Specters 7. Epilogue: Spaceship Earth 8. Acknowledgments 9. Notes 10. Index
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