... design profession trade journals design discourse design criticism ...

... trade journals design discourse design criticism ...

... collaborations in which the material practices of humanitarian relief underlie a contradictory liberal discourse. mobile architecture refugees design infrastructure spatial practices ...

... Third World studies is a conversation about society and the human condition broadly. The subjects of Third World studies are power and the oppressed and exploited masses. Power or agency expressed as the discourses and practices of race, gender, sexuality, (dis)ability, class, and nation...

... Chapter Three, “Shelter and Domesticity,” examines the architectural coordinates of shelter, central to humanitarian and architectural practice and discourse, and the conceptual problem of domesticity, crucial for refugee lives. It theorizes the insurgent domesticities of Dadaab, contextualizing...

... analysis in this chapter examines Appendix A, the design guidelines for the WOSP, and questions the representations illustrated. Studying the WOSP provides a unique opportunity to deconstruct municipal images while illuminating how historical environmental and racialized discourses continue to be (re...

... The future of Third World studies requires a strategic mastery of the language and ideologies of the ruling class to engage and upend oppression. But self-determination also demands discourses and practices not of the master’s creation. If divide and rule is a principal strategy in the exercise...

... Third World studies requires a strategic mastery of the language and ideologies of the ruling class to engage and transform oppression and exploitation. But liberation also requires discourses and practices not of the master’s creation. If divide and rule is a principal strategy in the exercise...

... Despite water engineers’ best attempts to explain water trouble as the result of technical difficulties, natural disasters, or shortages, dry taps are overwhelmingly described in private conversations, in popular discourse, and in media narratives as the result of an all-knowing, all-powerful...

... of what got designated as “new” and “experimental” poetry. The text traces how experimental and conceptual remain racialized terms in poetic discourse and in poetry's archival formations, and how this prioritization is institutionally processed by literary scholarship that links innovation...

... “creative” workers get exacerbated by racist presumptions of Asian American designers’ perpetual foreignness and their connection to a monolithic Asian “mothership.” The discussion thus considers how bodies appear in games and games discourses as geopolitical entities for which the expectation...

... Across modernity, Africa and the Black Man ( le Nègre ) became signs of an alterity impossible to assimilate. The terms became linked as early capitalism transformed enslaved Africans into Blacks, and Blacks into commodities. “Africa” designated less a geography than a racial condition...

...) to show how language, when divested of its primary purpose of communication, is objectified and made available for scrutiny and for imaginative design. At the edge of discourse, or in its exhaustion, are the sonic resonances of form. Black cacophony is a technique of textual representation that marks...

... Jacopo de’ Barbari (ca. 1460/70–1516) contributed to the advancement of graphic arts for artists and collectors at a pivotal, historical moment in the dissemination of artistic inventions. His contributions included engagement with scientific and mathematical discourses, the formulation of new...

... In recent years, the concept of resilience —the idea that environmental systems and social forms can be designed to “bounce back” from disasters and other disruptive changes—has influenced a rapidly growing range of governance strategies in domains ranging from security planning and climate...

...Descartes’ “Design” ...

..., and other house owners who incorporate filmic images into their homes. The chapter then explores the recent phenomenon of studio production in Lagos, including fabricators working on film sets (set designers, carpenters, painters), and those in the wider world (such as architects, interior designers...

... racial double speaks where those who are familiar with the context can easily spot the hidden Japanese discourse and find some level of catharsis, while others can enjoy the game for its more universal and hopeful message about finding comfort in unity when facing future precarity. The chapter also...