Robert A. Beauregard, Planning matter. Acting with things
‘Materiality is not "a mere pretext for our exercise of mental pleasures" (Jameson 2003)’ (p.4). What is materiality then? In the 1960s politically left-wing activist planners denounced planning practice, seeing it as a technocratic, apolitical material determinism that only perpetuated t...
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2019
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| 總結: | ‘Materiality is not "a mere pretext for our exercise of mental pleasures" (Jameson 2003)’ (p.4). What is materiality then? In the 1960s politically left-wing activist planners denounced planning practice, seeing it as a technocratic, apolitical material determinism that only perpetuated the segregation of marginalized urban communities. They targeted hygienist methods to solve urban poverty, seen as a response to fixed categories, not actual people or contexts. They replaced it with a Marxis... |
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