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European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes (CPCL)

Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Aesthetics of the Anthropocene, Part 2

Edited by Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2612-0496/v5-n2-2022

Published: 2023-04-18

>https://cpcl.unibo.it/issue/view/1151

 

Editorial

Introduction: Aesthetics of the Anthropocene 2

Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari 6-10

    Main Section

    Abysses and Ghosts. Remarks for a Discourse on Anthropocene Hyper-Aesthetics

    Stefano Ascari 11-28

    Perceiving the Anthropocene as a Public Health Risk via Visual Culture

    Daniel A. Finch-Race 29-42

    Anthropocene as Energy Imaginaries: Fossil Culture between Industrial Revolution and Ecological Crisis

    Jaime Vindel 43-60

    The Currency of the Anthropocene. Dismantling the Theological Presupposition of Neoliberalism in Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Ministry for the Future

    Andrea Righi 61-77

    Penetrating Planets: Schelling and the Anthrobscene

    Francesco Di Maio 78-96

    The Form of Happiness. Some Remarks on Art, Mimesis and Technology in the Wake of Adorno’s Conception of Natural Beauty

    Rolando Vitali 97-114

    The Assemblage as Aesthetic Place. A Reading between Aesthetics and the Anthropocene of The Mushroom at the End of the World

    Ivano Gorzanelli 115-126

    Soil of Enterprises. A Critical-Historical Analysis

    Federico Diodato 127-144

    Landscape in Transition. The Agency of Time in Understanding and Representing the Landscapes of the Anthropocene

    Gianni Lobosco, Lorenzo Tinti 145-168

    Aesthetics of the Anthropocene and Social Representations. A Case Study on Venice’ Exceptional High Tides in November 2019

    Zeno Mutton 169-185

    Rebranding Athens as the Creative City of European South. The Contribution of Documenta 14. A Critical Approach

    Styliani Bolonaki 186-203

    Ecosemiotics of the City. Designing the Post-Anthropocene

    Nicola Zengiaro 204-228

    Practices

    “Nature that Takes Back it Spaces”: when Architecture Teaches how to Trace Roots. A Conversation with Carlo Ratti

    Aurosa Alison 229-241

    Positions

    On the Aesthetics of the Anthropocene: The Sublime and beyond – other Concepts and Forms of Visualizations

    Andrea Borsari 242-258

    Errata

    Erratum 

    259

    cover_Cosmopolitan practices

    European Journal of Creative Practices in Cities and Landscapes

    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2018): Cosmopolitan Practices

    Edited by Vando Borghi, Andrea Borsari, Amir Djalali

    DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2612-0496/v1-n1-2018

    Published: 2018-12-31

    >https://cpcl.unibo.it/issue/view/753

     

    Editorial

    Cosmopolitan Practices

    Vando Borghi, Andrea Borsari, Amir Djalali 1-4

    Positions

    Transit

    Robert S. C. Gordon 5-16

    Main Section

    Bodies, Spaces and Citizenship: the Theoretical Contribution of Frantz Fanon

    Pierpaolo Ascari 17-32

    Building Cosmopolitan Citizenship Through the Mundane: Insights from Walking Conversations in the Public Spaces of Berlin

    Katharina Rohde, Viviana d'Auria 33-52

    Enacting Citizenship in an Urban Borderland: the Case of Maximilian Park in Brussels

    Racha Daher, Viviana d'Auria 53-72

    The Online Presence of Golden Dawn and the Athenian Subjectivities It Brings Forward

    Aikaterini Antonopoulou 73-92

    Practices

    Temporary Permanence: the Intermittent City

    Matthew Bach, Anthony Colclough, Cristina Garzillo, Cécile Houpert 93-102

    Practices of Citizenship and Real Estate Dynamics: Roberto Falanga and Chiara Pussetti in conversation with Vando Borghi and Davide Olori

    Vando Borghi, Roberto Falanga, Davide Olori, Chiara Pussetti 103-114

    The Open Architecture To Come: an Interview with Esra Akcan

    Esra Akcan, Vando Borghi, Amir Djalali 115-126

    Notes

    Rethinking the Smart City

    Saveria Olga Murielle Boulanger 127-130

    Cities Interrupted: Visual Culture and Urban Space

    Federico Camerin 131-134

    cover_How to do things with cultures

    Azimuth VIII/2016: How To Do Things With Cultures?

    Edited by Andrea Borsari – Antonio Lucci
    ISBN: 978­88­9359­011­2

    >https://www.azimuthjournal.com/2017/06/04/how-to-do-things-with-cultures/

     

    The issue explores a particular domain at the intersection of different human sciences, such as anthropology, literature, philosophy and the cultural studies. The complex constellation constituted by the – parallel and yet different – fields of the German “Kulturwissenschaften” and the Anglo-American cultural studies is inquired from two complementary perspectives: by analyzing the peculiar aspects, inner differentiations and specific focus of these two traditions, on the one side, and by exploring their mutual influence, on the other side; i.e., by considering and comparing the most important authors and consistent schools, the respective methodologies, the local manifestations as well as the historical, theoretical and thematic backgrounds of both traditions.

     

    Contents:

    Cultural Studies in Dark Times

    Lawrence Grossberg

    Perspektiven der Kulturwissenschaft in historischer und gegenwartsanalytischer Perspektive

    Hartmut Böhme

    From “Culture” to Reciprocities: Imagining the Critical Act after Power

    Mena Mitrano

    Italienische Kulturwissenschaft. Überlegungen zu den ‚ersten Kulturwissenschaften‘ ausgehend von der Italian Theory

    Antonio Lucci

    Philosophisch-anthropologische Theorien der Kultur: Cassirer, Scheler, Plessner

    Joachim Fischer

    Il Kulturmensch tra Tragödie e Renaissance. Estetica e antropologia nella genesi della Kulturphilosophie

    Andrea Borsari

    La grande dea di Efeso. Una diacronia filosofica

    Giacomo Scarpelli

    Le cose del Sé. Per un’archeologia della cultura (materiale)

    Michele Cometa

    La natura della Environmental History dopo il Cultural Turn. Temi e storiografie

    Gilberto Mazzoli

    Culture shakespeariane e poetica dell’emulazione

    João Cezar de Castro Rocha

    Appendix:

    Friedrich Kittlers Nietzsche

    Sandrina Khaled

    Nietzsche oder die Erfindung der Kulturpolitik

    Friedrich Kittler

    Nodi/Symposia

    Urban Aesthetics

    Andrea Borsari (ed.) 

    in «Iride. Filosofia e discussione pubblica» II-III, May-December 2024, pp. 324-401

    Index

    On Urban Aesthetics

    Andrea Borsari, pp: 326-345, DOI: 10.1414/116266

    On Some Aesthetic Categories of Urban Experience: Surveying Conceptual Tools for an Aesthetics of the City

    Nuno Fonseca, pp: 347-359, DOI: 10.1414/116267

    Contemporary Forms of Urban Art and Aesthetics

    Sanna Lehtinen, pp: 361-368, DOI: 10.1414/116268

    Writing Urban-Aesthetics. Georges Perec and a Paris Place

    Henrik Reeh, pp: 369-381DOI: 10.1414/116269

    City, Architecture and Somaesthetics: a Conversation with Richard Shusterman

    Aurosa Alison Andrea Borsari, pp: 383-401DOI: 10.1414/116270

     

    Nodi

    Pensare attraverso cose e immagini

    Siegfried Kracauer

    Borsari, Andrea, Ivano Gorzanelli (cur.),

    in «Iride. Filosofia e discussione pubblica«», III dicembre 2016

    Indice

    «Pensare tramite le cose». L'estetica dell'attenzione di Kracauer come «fenomenologia pratica»

    Dorothee Kimmich, pp: 565-578DOI: 10.1414/85112

     Il cinema e l'immagine del disincanto in Siegfried Kracauer

    Olivier Agard, pp: 579-590DOI: 10.1414/85113

     Urban Perspectives. Siegfried Kracauer and Das Ornament der Masse

    Henrik Reeh, pp: 591-604, DOI: 10.1414/85114 

    Figure della concretezza. Riscatto del materiale e sguardo autobiografico in Siegfried Kracauer

    Ivano Gorzanelli, pp: 605-616DOI: 10.1414/85115 

    Per una morfologia di cose e immagini. Siegfried Kracauer e Georg Simmel

    Andrea Borsari, pp: 617-634DOI: 10.1414/85116

    Nodi

    Adorno Centenario

    Andrea Borsari (cur.)

     in «Iride. Filosofia e discussione pubblica» I, aprile 2005, pp. 65-190

    Indice

    Adorno centenario: teoria critica e morale, ontologia e dialettica. Nota introduttiva

    Andrea Borsari, pp: 65-80, DOI: 10.1414/19821

    Contro la violenza etica. A partire da Adorno

    Judith Butler, pp: 81-98, DOI: 10.1414/19822

     

    Virtù e riflessione. Le "antinomie della filosofia morale" secondo Adorno

    Christoph Menke, pp: 99-118, DOI: 10.1414/19823

    Adorno, Heidegger e il "non" della verità

    Sergio Givone, pp: 119-128, DOI: 10.1414/19824

     Sul "non identico". A proposito della dialettica di Adorno

    Günter Figal, pp: 129-138, DOI: 10.1414/19825

    Dialettica e ontologia. Adorno e Heidegger a confronto

    Lucio Cortella, pp: 139-156, DOI: 10.1414/19826

    Arte fortunata - un "divertimento". Adorno, "l'arte e le arti"

    Alexander García Dϋttmann, pp: 157-164DOI: 10.1414/19827

    Nodi / Symposia

    La miseria simbolica e la catastrofe del sensibile

    Estetica, tecnica, politica in Bernard Stiegler,

    Roberta Lanfredini, Claudia Nigrelli (cur.)

    in «Iride. Filosofia e discussione pubblica» II, maggio-agosto 2023, pp. 255-336.

    Indice

    Individuale e collettivo nella teoria delle ritenzioni di Bernard Stiegler: alcune questioni aperte

    Federica Buongiorno, pp: 257-274, DOI: 10.1414/112748

    Filosofia della tecnica e assiologia. Su antropologia ed etica in Bernard Stiegler

    Antonio Lucci, pp: 275-288, DOI: 10.1414/112749

    Figure della sospensione. Una lettura della miseria simbolica

    Claudia Nigrelli, pp: 289-304, DOI: 10.1414/112750

    Farmacologia del divenire iperindustriale. Appunti per «biforcare» dal realismo capitalista

    Giacomo Gilmozzi, pp: 305-319, DOI: 10.1414/112751

    Musica, antropogenesi e individuazione. L’estetica come struttura dell’economia libidica

    Edoardo Toffoletto, pp: 321-336, DOI: 10.1414/112752

    Nodi / Symposia

    Critical Theory and Philosophical Anthropology

    Andrea Borsari (ed.)

    in «Iride. Filosofia e discussione pubblica»  II, maggio-agosto 2022 

    Strategies of Approximation: Critical Theory and Philosophical Anthropology

    Andrea Borsari, pp: 291-311, DOI: 10.1414/106104

    Critical Anthropology? On the Relation Between Philosophical Anthropology and Critical Theory

    Hans-Peter Kruger, pp: 313-331, DOI: 10.1414/106105

    Critical Theory’s Approach to Psychoanalysis: Anthropology and Primary Processes

    Gerard Raulet, pp: 333-342, DOI: 10.1414/106106

    On Not Saying It By Saying It: Reflections on the Category of Style in Adorno’s Aesthetic Theory

    Gerhard Richter, pp: 343-357, DOI: 10.1414/106107

    Nodi

    Canetti politico

    Andrea Borsari, Ubaldo Fadini (cur.)

     in «Iride. Filosofia e discussione pubblica»  III, dicembre 2010, pp. 543-630 

    Indice 

    L'antropologia politica di Elias Canetti

    Olivier Agard, pp: 543-556, DOI: 10.1414/33860

    Metamorfosi di Canetti

    Ubaldo Fadini, pp: 557-574, DOI: 10.1414/33861

    Paranoia e potere in Elias Canetti

    Andrea Borsari, pp: 575-586, DOI: 10.1414/33862

    I luoghi del dominio. Divieti spaziali e potere totale secondo Elias Canetti

    Giorgia Serughetti, pp: 587-604, DOI: 10.1414/33863

    Ethica e politica in Canetti

    Francesco Saverio Nisio, pp: 605-614, DOI: 10.1414/33864

    Canetti e il potere della comparazione

    Eleonora de Conciliis, pp: 615-630, DOI: 10.1414/33865

    1923-2023. Fernando Távora at 100
    eds. José António Bandeirinha, Antonio Esposito, Giovanni Leoni, with Giovanni Bellucci

    Histories of Postwar Architecture, No. 11 (2022): 
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2611-0075/v5-n11-2022

    José António Bandeirinha, Antonio Esposito, Giovanni Leoni, with Giovanni Bellucci, The Continuous Construction of Memories/Contínua construção de Memórias de Amanhã, pp. 6-9

    David Ordóñez-Castañón, Teresa Cunha Ferreira, Designing with History: Intervention in Preexisting Buildings by Fernando Távora at the Dawn of the Third Way (1945-1962), pp. 102-131

    Rui Aristides Lebre, Portuguese Moderns: the Ramalde Neighborhood by Fernando Távora 1950, pp. 160-175

    Fernanda Vierno de Moura, Fernando Távora and the Concept for a New Civic Centre for Aveiro: Urban Project, Modernity and the Enhancement of the Urban Landscape, pp. 176-215

    Manuel Mendes, Manuel Mendes Interviews Fernando Távora. Edifícios (1988), pp. 12-39

    Francisco Barata Fernandes, Outmoded Lesson, pp. 52-55

    Pedro Pacheco, Ink on the Table..., pp. 56-59

    Madalena Pinto da Silva, Fernando Távora: the Meaning of Time and the Reason of Things, pp. 60-67

    Daniele Vitale, Távora, the Days. Távora, i giorni, pp. 68-87

    Jorge Figueira, Profession: Távora, pp. 88-95

    Giovanni Bellucci, Notes on the “Terceira Via” in Portugal and Sweden. A Comparison between Fernando Távora and Sven Backström & Leif Reinius, pp. 138-149

    Gregorio Carboni Maestri, Fernando Távora: The Struggle from Português Suave to the Shifting Aesthetics of Resistance from 1923 to 1953. Ideology, Architectures, Periodicals, and the Role of Italy and CIAM from the First Salazar era to the Birth of the Third Way, pp. 216-255

    Helder Casal Ribeiro, In the Interior of Time. Constants and Contrasts, pp. 262-273

    Andrea Fanfoni, Avenida da Ponte: Knowledge of the City as a Tool for the Design of an Unresolved Place, pp. 278-299

    Antonio Esposito, Fernando Távora’s Passion for the Antique, pp. 300-313

    Antonio Telesforo, The “Third Way”: Távora’s Method in Masterwork. The Reconstruction of Porto’s old Municipal Tower, Known as ‘Casa dos 24’, pp. 314-363

    José António Bandeirinha, A Project with Many Dates. Fernando Távora, Santa Cruz and Sansão Square in Coimbra, pp. 368-383

    Carlotta Torricelli, The Pedagogical Value of the Organisation of Space. Founding Role and Continuity of Fernando Távora’s Thinking, pp. 384-405

    Giorgio Liverani, Understanding Organised Space, pp. 450-485

    Ana Tostões, The Search for Eternity and the Polyphony Prodigy in Távora, pp. 494-501

    Giovanni Leoni, Fernando Távora and the Journey into the Constants as the Foundation of the Project (1950-1960), pp. 502-593

    Raffaella Maddaluno, A Travel in Fernando Távora’s Travels. (With Álvaro Siza, Alexandre Alves Costa, Fernando Barroso, Sérgio Fernandez, Alcino Soutinho, Manuel Mendes, José António Bandeirinha, Jorge Figueira, Francisco Barata, Eduardo Souto de Moura, 2013-2022), pp. 594-635

    Paula Abrunhosa, Dialogues with Memory and Time: A Contribution by the Marques da Silva Foundation for the Promotion of Fernando Távora’s Archive, pp. 636-649

    Ana Freitas, The Travel Drawings of Fernando Távora: a few Brief Notes on their Exhibition and Conservation, pp. 650-659

    Alexandre Alves Costa, A Statement without Rhetoric About the Architect Fernando Távora/Depoimento sem retórica sobre o Arquiteto Fernando Távora, pp. 40-51

    Fernando Távora, O problema da casa portuguesa, pp. 96-101

    Alfredo Viana de Lima, Fernando Távora, Between Sigtuna (1952) and Royaumont (1962), pp. 132-137

    Giovanni Bellucci, Ramalde Housing Estates, pp. 150-153

    Giovanni Bellucci, Renovation of Aveiro City Centre, pp. 154-159

    Giovanni Bellucci, Pousada Santa Marinha da Costa, pp. 256-261

    Giovanni Bellucci, Renovation of the Former Council Building – Casa dos Vinte e Quatro, pp. 274-277

    Giovanni Bellucci, Arrangement of 8 de Maio Square, pp. 364-367

    Fernando Távora, Architecture and Urbanism. The Lesson of Constants, pp. 406-409

    Fernando Távora, Le Corbusier, Bruno Zevi, Lúcio Costa, pp. 410-423

    Giovanni Bellucci, House on the Sea, pp. 424-425

    Giovanni Bellucci, City Market, pp. 426-429

    Giovanni Bellucci, City Park of the Quinta da Conceição e de Santiago, pp. 430-436

    Giovanni Bellucci, Tennis Pavilion in the “Quinta da Conceição” City Park, pp. 438-441

    Giovanni Bellucci, Holiday Home in Ofir, pp. 442-445

    Giovanni Bellucci, Aula Magna - Faculty of Law, pp. 446-449

    Álvaro Siza, A Dialogue On-Site with Álvaro Siza, pp. 486-493

    Roberto Collovà, Architecture of Photography, pp. 660-669

     Alessandra Chemollo, The Concept Fragment, pp. 670-679

     Ivana Barbarito, The Photographer Never Turns a Blind Eye, pp. 680-685

    Sebastiano Raimondo, A Look at Fernando Távora’s Quinta da Conceição, pp. 686-693