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1 online resource (215 pages) |
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of figures; Acknowledgments; List of contributors; Introduction: Architectural history of emotions-emotional history of democracy; The aims of the book; Either/or: two histories of emotions; Bibliography; 1. Designed to represent: Parliamentary architecture, conceptions of democracy, and emotions in the postwar Netherlands; Introduction; The architecture of parliament and Dutch parliamentary democracy in the nineteenth century; Architecture and democracy: discussions about a new house of parliament in the postwar years |
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Parliamentary architecture and political cultureConclusion; Bibliography; 2. Building Bonn: Affects, politics, and architecture in postwar West Germany; The emotions of deliberative democracy; "Politics goes through the stomach"; Acoustics: conversation and the human scale; The question of modesty; Conclusion; Bibliography; 3. Consumer democracy and the emotional investment in modern architecture in postwar Turkey: The Istanbul Hilton Hotel; The Cold War, international tourism, and "Finally, the Hilton Hotel!"; Longing for modernity; The uneasy lure of the Istanbul Hilton; Conclusion |
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ConclusionBibliography; 6. Affective economies of race and housing in postwar New York City; Social psychology, invasion-succession, and the construction of "de facto" segregation; COIR, racial liberalism, and the right of complaint as a right to mobility; Mitchell-Lama and the promise of equity over equality; Conclusion; Bibliography; 7. "Palaces in our hearts": Caring for Khrushchevki; Architecture for socialist democracy: mobilizing and organizing society for the transition to Communism; Inscribing emotion on built space: a landscape of joy, modernity and care |
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Problems of (semi- ) public spaceCaring for common places, creating a children's paradise in the yard; Official poplars and people's plants; Conclusion: democracy through participatory urbanism and care for the living environment?; Bibliography; 8. Defending modernist architecture in Poland: Spaces of state, emotions, and democracy; Introduction; Selective defense; Defending architecture; What is defended and what is lost?; Our state has always been modern; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index |
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Bibliography4. Structures of feeling: Urban redevelopment as self-development in Dutch postwar architecture; Introduction; Cities of prosperity and cities of well-being; Hoog Catharijne: a machine for consuming in; Muziekcentrum Vredenburg: the urban living room; Conclusion; Bibliography; 5. Images, films, and emotions in postwar architecture in Britain; Introduction; From urban alienation to new ideas in British architecture; Free Cinema: everyday life in British moving images; Together: fragments of life and spatial alienation in the postwar city; Brutalist public housing-building the image |
| Notes |
Restricted: Printing from this resource is governed by The Legal Deposit Libraries (Non-Print Works) Regulations (UK) and UK copyright law currently in force. WlAbNL |
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Print version record |
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Nielsen, Philipp
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| ISBN |
9781351124591 |
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1351124595 |
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9781351124607 |
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1351124609 |
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9781351124560 |
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1351124560 |
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