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- Altes Arlandis, Alberto, et al.
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Matters of Care and Responsibility: : Curiosity-Driven Worlding Practices at the Laboratory of Immediate Architectural Intervention
- 2015
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Ingår i: Nordic - Journal of Architecture. - Copenhagen : Arkitektens Forslag/The Danish Architectural Press. - 2244-968X. ; 5:4, s. 98-101
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Through the performative, we shift our attention from what a thing looks like to what a thing does, and from objects and artefacts to ‘movements’ as well as to the effects of our practices and actions in life. This transformational ‘mode’ echoes the notion of worlding – with its accompanying history of ‘indefinition’ and indetermination as well as its clear co-responsive engagement in the making of the world – and locates us in the realm of ‘situatedness’, or inside phenomena. We are within, and active parts of, specific situations that we encounter in relationship to a series of concerns, things that really matter and that have to do with the ongoing becoming of the world. Becoming inside these situations requires a certain fidelity, a certain willingness to stay and to endure; a caring in duration. In this duration it is both possible and necessary to develop situated knowledges, which emerge as ‘ways-of-doing-and-making’ from our engagement in worlding practices, practices which are also, for that reason, learning experiences.
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- Lieberman, Oren, et al.
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Performative intraventions and matters of care : Choreographing values
- 2015
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- Thinking through choreography as dance/writing – both the doing and the score for that doing, the event and the discourse - we propose to shif the focus of architectural practices and pedagogies from an emphasis in the attainment of competencies and static knowledge, to a privileging of processes and modalities of learning that nurture the values of engagement, empowerment and caring responsibility. Choreography situates our work in the realm of performative action and transformation, and it does so with and through our bodies; also, it helps us frame the power of our intraventions, which aim at transforming the world through immediate, responsible and often fragile acts of engagement with matter, movement and life.
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