Becomming contextually heterogeneous: Contextual Amnesia: Fences, nettles, barking dogs and (-)housewifes

Title

Becomming contextually heterogeneous: Contextual Amnesia: Fences, nettles, barking dogs and (-)housewifes

 Author

De Lange, B.

Contributor

Schoonderbeek, M.G.H. (mentor)
Dekker, E.D. (mentor)
Hoekstra, F.J. (mentor)

Faculty

Architecture

 Department

Architecture

 Programme

Border Conditions

 Date

2010-10-26

 Abstract

Investigation and exploration on a city that cannot escape the pull of global media towards it because of its heavily loaded history. Using multiple experiments to abandon veiled perceptions in order to get in a state of continuity, without preconceptions.

 Subject

Preconceptions
Continuity
Perception
Amnesia

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 Embargo date

2010-11-05

 Part of collection

Student theses

 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

(c) 2010 De Lange, B.
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