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Landscape Paradigms and Post-urban SpacesConclusions: Life and Death of ‘14 Strength’ and Agenda for the Next Landscape

Landscape Paradigms and Post-urban Spaces: Conclusions: Life and Death of ‘14 Strength’ and... [This chapter collects the conclusions of the book and traces a brief agenda for future research work towards an entendement of the contemporary continuum, referred to as the Next Landscape. The text illustrates three main objectives marked in the agenda: the formation of a symbiotic vision, contaminating the technocratic regime governing today’s physical and intellectual production with a non-positivistic, non-systematic exploration; the determination of a set of novel attributes to analyze, evaluate, and compare the contemporary condition of the expanded citizenship and its varying contexts; the acknowledgement and implementation of a novel platform for the democratic interaction in the ‘post-urban cityness’; the under-arching of the spatial platform with a reformulated territorial mythology, to endow the expanded dwelling space with a new sense. The text deals with the notions of residence, monuments, urban and territorial grid, and comes to the idea of a network of interlaced ‘neo-monuments’. A few final considerations of more general, philosophical nature close the chapter and open perspectives for future work.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Landscape Paradigms and Post-urban SpacesConclusions: Life and Death of ‘14 Strength’ and Agenda for the Next Landscape

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Springer International Publishing
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© Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2019
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978-3-319-77886-0
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207 –220
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10.1007/978-3-319-77887-7_9
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[This chapter collects the conclusions of the book and traces a brief agenda for future research work towards an entendement of the contemporary continuum, referred to as the Next Landscape. The text illustrates three main objectives marked in the agenda: the formation of a symbiotic vision, contaminating the technocratic regime governing today’s physical and intellectual production with a non-positivistic, non-systematic exploration; the determination of a set of novel attributes to analyze, evaluate, and compare the contemporary condition of the expanded citizenship and its varying contexts; the acknowledgement and implementation of a novel platform for the democratic interaction in the ‘post-urban cityness’; the under-arching of the spatial platform with a reformulated territorial mythology, to endow the expanded dwelling space with a new sense. The text deals with the notions of residence, monuments, urban and territorial grid, and comes to the idea of a network of interlaced ‘neo-monuments’. A few final considerations of more general, philosophical nature close the chapter and open perspectives for future work.]

Published: Jul 8, 2018

Keywords: Agenda; Next landscape; Novel urbanity; Post-urban cityness; Soconusco; Tokyo; Montreal; Marseille; Pseudo-urban; Neo-monuments

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