Philosophical Perspectives on Ruins, Monuments, and Memorials
Philosophical Perspectives on Ruins, Monuments, and Memorials
Judkins, Jennifer; Bicknell, Jeanette; Korsmeyer, Carolyn
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2019
304
Dura
Inglês
9781138504691
15 a 20 dias
558
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Editors' Introduction: History, Ethics, Aesthetics: When Values Converge
Part I: Honoring and Mourning
1. Life and Death in Rock: A Meditation on Stone Memorials
Kathleen Higgins
2. How Memorials Speak to Us
Geoffrey Scarre
3. How Memorials Mean, or How To Do Things with Stones
James O. Young
4. The Proper Object of Emotion: Memorial Art, Grief, Remembrance
Deborah Knight
5. Churches as Memory Machines
Noel Carroll
6. More than Bare Bones: The Artistry and Ethics of Ossuaries
Susan L. Feagin and Carolyn Korsmeyer
Part II: Ruins Past and Present
7. The Values of Ruins and Depictions of Ruins
Peter Lamarque
8. On the Road to Ruin: Anticipating and Appreciating the Natural Degradation of Human Constructions
Ronald Moore
9. Ruins and Sham Ruins as Architectural Objects
Saul Fisher
10. Rust Belt Ruins
Renee Conroy
11. Neo-Picturesque
Dominic McIver Lopes and Susan Herrington
12. Layers in London: How Buildings Remember
Jennifer Judkins
13. From Haunted Ruin to Touristified City: An Aesthetic History of Venice
Max Ryynaenen
14. The (Future of the) Ruins in the United Arab Emirates
Zoltan Somhegyi
15. Environmental Heritage and the Ruins of the Future.
Erich Hatala Matthes
Part III: Conflict, Destruction, and the Aftermath
16. The Reconstruction of Damaged or Destroyed Heritage
Derek Matravers
17. Reflections on the Atomic Bomb Ruin in Hiroshima
Yuriko Saito
18. Bamiyan's Echo: Sounding Out the Emptiness
James Janowski
19. The Ruins of War
Elizabeth Scarbrough
20. Respect, Responsibility, and Ruins
Jeremy Page and Elisabeth Schellekens
21. The Physical Legacy of a Troubled Past
Jeanette Bicknell
22. For the Union Dead: Memorial Hall at Harvard University, and the Exclusion of the Confederate Fallen
Ivan Gaskell
23. Ruins and Debris: Cultural Heritage Practice, Resource Management, and Archaeology
Robin Coningham and Kai Weise
Part I: Honoring and Mourning
1. Life and Death in Rock: A Meditation on Stone Memorials
Kathleen Higgins
2. How Memorials Speak to Us
Geoffrey Scarre
3. How Memorials Mean, or How To Do Things with Stones
James O. Young
4. The Proper Object of Emotion: Memorial Art, Grief, Remembrance
Deborah Knight
5. Churches as Memory Machines
Noel Carroll
6. More than Bare Bones: The Artistry and Ethics of Ossuaries
Susan L. Feagin and Carolyn Korsmeyer
Part II: Ruins Past and Present
7. The Values of Ruins and Depictions of Ruins
Peter Lamarque
8. On the Road to Ruin: Anticipating and Appreciating the Natural Degradation of Human Constructions
Ronald Moore
9. Ruins and Sham Ruins as Architectural Objects
Saul Fisher
10. Rust Belt Ruins
Renee Conroy
11. Neo-Picturesque
Dominic McIver Lopes and Susan Herrington
12. Layers in London: How Buildings Remember
Jennifer Judkins
13. From Haunted Ruin to Touristified City: An Aesthetic History of Venice
Max Ryynaenen
14. The (Future of the) Ruins in the United Arab Emirates
Zoltan Somhegyi
15. Environmental Heritage and the Ruins of the Future.
Erich Hatala Matthes
Part III: Conflict, Destruction, and the Aftermath
16. The Reconstruction of Damaged or Destroyed Heritage
Derek Matravers
17. Reflections on the Atomic Bomb Ruin in Hiroshima
Yuriko Saito
18. Bamiyan's Echo: Sounding Out the Emptiness
James Janowski
19. The Ruins of War
Elizabeth Scarbrough
20. Respect, Responsibility, and Ruins
Jeremy Page and Elisabeth Schellekens
21. The Physical Legacy of a Troubled Past
Jeanette Bicknell
22. For the Union Dead: Memorial Hall at Harvard University, and the Exclusion of the Confederate Fallen
Ivan Gaskell
23. Ruins and Debris: Cultural Heritage Practice, Resource Management, and Archaeology
Robin Coningham and Kai Weise
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Honourable East India Company;memorial art;East India Company;US Rust Belt;Water Park;civil war monuments;Long Trail;Confederate-era monuments;Imperial War Graves Commission;material heritage destruction;54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry;AIDS Memorial Quilt;Human Suffering;Ruin Porn;Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial;James Corner Field Operations;Vietnam Veterans Memorial;AIDS Quilt;Hiroshima Peace Memorial;Largest Archaeological Site;Sham Ruins;Actual Ruins;Sleepy Hollow Cemetery;Genbaku Dome;Duisburg North;Diller Scofidio;Negative Aesthetic Values;Memorial Hall;Elihu Yale;Illocutionary Intention
Editors' Introduction: History, Ethics, Aesthetics: When Values Converge
Part I: Honoring and Mourning
1. Life and Death in Rock: A Meditation on Stone Memorials
Kathleen Higgins
2. How Memorials Speak to Us
Geoffrey Scarre
3. How Memorials Mean, or How To Do Things with Stones
James O. Young
4. The Proper Object of Emotion: Memorial Art, Grief, Remembrance
Deborah Knight
5. Churches as Memory Machines
Noel Carroll
6. More than Bare Bones: The Artistry and Ethics of Ossuaries
Susan L. Feagin and Carolyn Korsmeyer
Part II: Ruins Past and Present
7. The Values of Ruins and Depictions of Ruins
Peter Lamarque
8. On the Road to Ruin: Anticipating and Appreciating the Natural Degradation of Human Constructions
Ronald Moore
9. Ruins and Sham Ruins as Architectural Objects
Saul Fisher
10. Rust Belt Ruins
Renee Conroy
11. Neo-Picturesque
Dominic McIver Lopes and Susan Herrington
12. Layers in London: How Buildings Remember
Jennifer Judkins
13. From Haunted Ruin to Touristified City: An Aesthetic History of Venice
Max Ryynaenen
14. The (Future of the) Ruins in the United Arab Emirates
Zoltan Somhegyi
15. Environmental Heritage and the Ruins of the Future.
Erich Hatala Matthes
Part III: Conflict, Destruction, and the Aftermath
16. The Reconstruction of Damaged or Destroyed Heritage
Derek Matravers
17. Reflections on the Atomic Bomb Ruin in Hiroshima
Yuriko Saito
18. Bamiyan's Echo: Sounding Out the Emptiness
James Janowski
19. The Ruins of War
Elizabeth Scarbrough
20. Respect, Responsibility, and Ruins
Jeremy Page and Elisabeth Schellekens
21. The Physical Legacy of a Troubled Past
Jeanette Bicknell
22. For the Union Dead: Memorial Hall at Harvard University, and the Exclusion of the Confederate Fallen
Ivan Gaskell
23. Ruins and Debris: Cultural Heritage Practice, Resource Management, and Archaeology
Robin Coningham and Kai Weise
Part I: Honoring and Mourning
1. Life and Death in Rock: A Meditation on Stone Memorials
Kathleen Higgins
2. How Memorials Speak to Us
Geoffrey Scarre
3. How Memorials Mean, or How To Do Things with Stones
James O. Young
4. The Proper Object of Emotion: Memorial Art, Grief, Remembrance
Deborah Knight
5. Churches as Memory Machines
Noel Carroll
6. More than Bare Bones: The Artistry and Ethics of Ossuaries
Susan L. Feagin and Carolyn Korsmeyer
Part II: Ruins Past and Present
7. The Values of Ruins and Depictions of Ruins
Peter Lamarque
8. On the Road to Ruin: Anticipating and Appreciating the Natural Degradation of Human Constructions
Ronald Moore
9. Ruins and Sham Ruins as Architectural Objects
Saul Fisher
10. Rust Belt Ruins
Renee Conroy
11. Neo-Picturesque
Dominic McIver Lopes and Susan Herrington
12. Layers in London: How Buildings Remember
Jennifer Judkins
13. From Haunted Ruin to Touristified City: An Aesthetic History of Venice
Max Ryynaenen
14. The (Future of the) Ruins in the United Arab Emirates
Zoltan Somhegyi
15. Environmental Heritage and the Ruins of the Future.
Erich Hatala Matthes
Part III: Conflict, Destruction, and the Aftermath
16. The Reconstruction of Damaged or Destroyed Heritage
Derek Matravers
17. Reflections on the Atomic Bomb Ruin in Hiroshima
Yuriko Saito
18. Bamiyan's Echo: Sounding Out the Emptiness
James Janowski
19. The Ruins of War
Elizabeth Scarbrough
20. Respect, Responsibility, and Ruins
Jeremy Page and Elisabeth Schellekens
21. The Physical Legacy of a Troubled Past
Jeanette Bicknell
22. For the Union Dead: Memorial Hall at Harvard University, and the Exclusion of the Confederate Fallen
Ivan Gaskell
23. Ruins and Debris: Cultural Heritage Practice, Resource Management, and Archaeology
Robin Coningham and Kai Weise
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Honourable East India Company;memorial art;East India Company;US Rust Belt;Water Park;civil war monuments;Long Trail;Confederate-era monuments;Imperial War Graves Commission;material heritage destruction;54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry;AIDS Memorial Quilt;Human Suffering;Ruin Porn;Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial;James Corner Field Operations;Vietnam Veterans Memorial;AIDS Quilt;Hiroshima Peace Memorial;Largest Archaeological Site;Sham Ruins;Actual Ruins;Sleepy Hollow Cemetery;Genbaku Dome;Duisburg North;Diller Scofidio;Negative Aesthetic Values;Memorial Hall;Elihu Yale;Illocutionary Intention