Volume 1 |
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Table of Contents |
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| Jean-Michel RABATÉ Introduction to Interfaces Arakawa and Gins special issue |
5 |
| ARAKAWA and Madeline
GINS Directions for Architectural Procedure Invention and Assembly |
11 |
| ARAKAWA and Madeline
GINS Vital Contextualizing Information for Directions for Architectural Procedure Invention and Assembly |
17 |
SECTION I: Architecture Against Death |
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| Hank LAZER The Art and Architecture of Holding Open: The Radical Yes of Architectural Body |
31 | Images |
| Jean-Jacques LECERCLE The Tense of Architecture |
41 | Images |
| Trish GLAZEBROOK Architecture Against Mortality: Building Origins |
51 | Images |
| Don IHDE The Ultimate Phenomenological Reduction |
59 | Images |
| Mark B. N. HANSEN The Arche-Technics of Life |
69 | Images |
| Hideo KAWAMOTO The Mystery of Nagi’s Ryoanji: Arakawa and Gins and Autopoiesis |
85 | Images |
| Gary SHAPIRO Building, Timing, Thinking: Reversible Destiny After Hegel, Heidegger, and Smithson |
103 | Images |
| Steve MCCAFFERY “To Lose One’s Way” (for Snails and Nomads): The Radical Labyrinths of Constant and Arakawa and Gins |
113 | Images |
| Jost MUXFELDT Does Death Survive? A Reverse Teleology |
145 | Images |
SECTION II: From Utopia to Poesis |
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| Martin E. ROSENBERG Constructing Autopoiesis: The Architectural Body in Light of Contemporary Cognitive Science |
163 | Images |
| Michel DELVILLE The Poet as the World: The Multidimensional Poetics of Arakawa and Madeline Gins |
187 | Images |
| Craig ADCOCK The Meaning of Blank in Arakawa’s Early Work |
203 | Images |