Revolution? Architecture and the Anthropocene

Revolution? Architecture and the AnthropoceneThere is almost nothing new left to say about the urgent need to reduce our devastating impact on the biosphere that supports us. In architectural terms, we have been told since the 1960s that mainstream architecture is not engaged enough with the environmental consequences of what it produces and how it produces it. The usual approach is to propose new ways of designing and building to persuade the reader of the centrality of environmental concerns.

This work augments its companion volume Essays in Ancient Greek Philosophy

Since World War II

Chapters are organized systematically to include assessment and management guidelines

sleep and fatigue

By analyzing 'the kiss' and its position - embedded as it is as part of our culture - it shows how history can use small gestures to take us to big issues concerning ourselves and others

This transformative work also challenges the dominant interpretations of Deleuze by showing how The Logic of Sense

This collection of essays explores how such processes might best be studied cross-culturally

Prior to the 1920s it was generally thought

and his reception in Australia

An annotated English translation and glossaries make the text accessible to non-specialists

demonstrates the difference between quantitative and qualitative research methodologies and provides advice on bringing projects to a positive conclusion

Contributors include Mark Amerika