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Does anyone else like cities? Ecology against modernization

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In the collection on ecology, politics and architecture, the French sociologist, anthropologist and philosophe... Show more

In the collection on ecology, politics and architecture, the French sociologist, anthropologist and philosopher Bruno Latour and the Dutch architect and theorist Rem Kolgas talk about how to take the apocalypse as an urgent condition of the present and at the same time direct the question to the future. Where is the gap between the theory and practice of political ecology? Are "higher values" and forms of superhuman coexistence possible? How mobile are the buildings? What questions does the architect ask to lead us out of the city? Why is the future waiting for us in the countryside? The authors of the collection talk about it at a round table, in articles, essays and comics.

Paperback, 164 pages.

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