1 - Fetish Design and Urban seduction 1.1 - Analysis of the "fetish" notion: from its historical negative connotation to its operative application by social and cultural critics (Marx, Freund and Adorno - Frankfurt school) 1.2 - Analogies between the process of "fetishization" and the Design’s dynamic between visual culture and spectator (GF) 2.1 - Contemporary Urban Culture and Architectural "Anesthetics" (Simmel, Benjamim, Debord, Baudrillard, Proust cit: Leach) 2.2 - Theme parks and other urban enclaves of the urban spectacle (Soja and Davis) 3.1 - Post-structural criticism (mainly Derrida) and the strategy of "urban camouflage" as a way to develop a more positive role to Design (Leach) and to understanding visual culture and aesthetic practice as a way to provide identity in the post-global world of the Multinationals (Jameson vs Schmidt)
writings on architecture, design and cultural studies (incl. oporto school, portuguese architecture, critical project, drawings and photografphy, cedric price, gordon pask, and other stuff...)
10/24/07
fetish design, May 29, 2005
1 - Fetish Design and Urban seduction 1.1 - Analysis of the "fetish" notion: from its historical negative connotation to its operative application by social and cultural critics (Marx, Freund and Adorno - Frankfurt school) 1.2 - Analogies between the process of "fetishization" and the Design’s dynamic between visual culture and spectator (GF) 2.1 - Contemporary Urban Culture and Architectural "Anesthetics" (Simmel, Benjamim, Debord, Baudrillard, Proust cit: Leach) 2.2 - Theme parks and other urban enclaves of the urban spectacle (Soja and Davis) 3.1 - Post-structural criticism (mainly Derrida) and the strategy of "urban camouflage" as a way to develop a more positive role to Design (Leach) and to understanding visual culture and aesthetic practice as a way to provide identity in the post-global world of the Multinationals (Jameson vs Schmidt)
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