Dialectics of space and place across virtual and corporeal topographies / / edited by June Jordaan, Carl Haddrell, Christine Alegria.

• TeilnehmendeR: Alegria, Christine,; Haddrell, Carl,; Jordaan, June,
• Place / Publishing House: Oxford, England : : Inter-Disciplinary Press,, [2016]; ©2016
• Year of Publication: 2016
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource

Dialectics of Space and Place across Virtual and Corporeal Topographies explores the inter- and multi-disciplinary subjects of space and place in two parts. Part 1 Virtual topographies of Space and Place is concerned with themes related to immaterial places, and Part II Corporeal Topographies of Spa...

Table of Contents

• Preliminary Material / June Jordaan , Carl Haddrell and Christine Alegria
• Replacing the GDR: Chernobyl, Global Risk and East Germany’s Ecological Movement / Martin Blum
• The Spatial Politics of Haunted House Films: How The Haunting in Connecticut Remakes Gender in the American Home / Carmen Michael Grillo
• Sounding Taiwan, Hearing the Empire: Japanese Covers of Taiwanese Popular Songs during Wartime, 1937-1945 / Madan Ho
• Meshwork of Paths and Wayfaring in Virtual World Space and Place / Moira Hunter
• Columns of Light: Architecture of the Immaterial / Nazanin Khodadad
• ‘If I could really... smell the (digital) manure in summer’: Transmission of Place through Text-Messages / Agnieszka Lyons
• From the New World Trade Center to the China Central Television Headquarters: Place as a (Global) Node / Sanja Rodeš
• Wrought-Iron Bars and Sewing Thread: The (Re)Construction of a Lost Home via Creative Practice / Melanie McKee
• Textile Geometries: A Speculation on Stretchy Space / Al Munro
• Designed Places: An Ethnography of the Financial Crisis / Marie Stender
• A Space Where ‘Nothing Ever Changes’: The Quest(ion) of Cultural Identity in the Post-1997 Hong Kong / Janice Kei-Wing Tsang
• Space, Place, Phenomenology and Jukurrpa / Andrew Turk
• The Trialectics of Empire and Nation: City, Suburb, and Seaside in Postwar British Popular Culture / David C. Wall
• From Two-Worldliness to Allotopia: Towards Philosophico-Literary Approach to World-Building Narratives / Krzysztof M. Maj
• The Place of Malls in 1960s Sydney / Matthew Bailey
• Relation between Urban Physical Image Elements and Local Urban Folklore of Kudus City, Indonesia / Angeline Basuki and Undi Gunawan
• Vague Space as Potential: A Fluid Design for Urban Public Space / Lena T. H. Berglin and Kajsa G. Eriksson
• Lived Spaces and the Places of the Architecture of Identity, an ‘Outside-In’ and ‘Inside-Out’ Research in the Prison of Monsanto: The Creative Arts Studio / Mariana Correia Carrolo
• Taking Flight to Utopian Practice / Kristoffer Ekberg
• Creating Place in Space / Olena Fedorova
• Investigating the Agency of the Architect in Post-Apartheid ‘Place-Making’ / June Jordaan
• Space, Place and the Architecture of Identity: Enhancing Cultural Authenticity by Embedding Crafts and Arts in Educational Built Environments / Lindy Joubert and Violeta Schubert
• Pop-Up Architecture as Urban Regeneration / Tuuli Lähdesmäki
• An Attempt at Conceptual Tinkering: The Case of a Design-Intervention Framed as Site and Holey Space / Tau Ulv Lenskjold
• In Search of Black Spaces: Theorizing the Erosion of Black Space in Post-Katrina New Orleans / Gary Kinté Perry
• Practices of the Built Heritage as Other Space: Conservation and Destruction of the Wooden Churches of Transylvania / Smaranda Spânu
• Space as a Temporal-Spatial Event: An Investigation of South African Contemporary Exhibition Spaces in Historical Buildings / Barend Slabbert and June Jordaan
• The Territorial Role of a Cut, Fold and Tear / Paul Vivian
• The Post-Industrial Sublime or Forgetting Love Canal / Karen Wilson Baptist
• Space, Governmentalities, and Resistance: Lessons from the Casbah / Dan Wood
• The Migrant and the City: Literary Representations of Public, Private, and Imagined Migrant Experience in London / Rebecca D’Arcy
• An Exploration into the Embodied, Lived Spaces within the Leeds Metal Music Scene / Gabby Riches
• A Period Drama / Andrew Sneddon.