1st Edition
Architecture, Animal, Human The Asymmetrical Condition
Introduction Part I: Life (Before) 1: Partitioning the Orthopedic Whole 2: Inside and Outside 3: Life (Before) Part II: Life (After): Post-Animal Life 4: Post-Animal Life 5: After 6: Ways of Life 7: Hyena: Totem Animal of the Late Twentieth Century Part III: The Divide 8: Birds (From Above) 9: Birds (From Below) 10: Space: The Animal-Field 11: Praying Mantis: Totem Animal of the Thirties 12: Mimicry Part IV: Milieu 13: Vertical, Standing Upright 14: Framing 15: Lascaux: Totem Milieu of the Sixties Part V: Animal Urbanism 16: Stock Exchange: Standing Upright, Idle 17: The City: Horizontal, Upright, Working Part VI: Processing 18: Engineering 19: Processing
Biography
Catherine Ingraham is Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute. She is the author of Architecture and the Burdens of Linearity (Yale University Press, 1998), co-editor of Restructuring Architectural Theory (Northwestern University Press, 1989), and was an editor of the critical journal Assemblage from 1991-1998.
