Architecture against the post-political : essays in reclaiming the critical project / edited by Nadir Lahiji ; afterword by Joan Ockman.
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York :
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2014.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: the critical project and the post-political suspension of politics / Nadir Lahiji
- Aesthetics, politics, and architecture. Metropolitics, or, architecture and the contemporary left / David Cunningham
- Modern democracy and aesthetic revolution in the work of Rancière: reflections on historical causality / Gabriel Rockhill
- Unfaithful reflections: re-actualizing Benjamin's aestheticism thesis / Libero Andreotti
- Political subjectification and the architectural dispositif / Nadir Lahiji
- The political and the critique of architecture. Capitalism and the politics of autonomy / Gevork Hartoonian
- Architecture as such: notes on generic(ness) and labor sans phrase / Francesco Marullo
- Thoughts on agency, utopia and property in contemporary architectural and urban theory / George Baird
- Metalepsis of the site of exception / Donald Kunze
- The post-political and contemporary urbanism. The architecture of managerialism: OMA, CCTV, and the post-political / Douglas Spencer
- Zero points: urban space and the political subject / Uta Gelbke
- To fill the earth: architecture in a spaceless universe / Ross Exo Adams
- From post-political to agonistic: Warsaw urban space since 1989 / Lidia Klein.