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Radical Space Exploring Politipb

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A multidisciplinary collection which brings together cutting edge research about the cultural politics of space.

List of contents










Acknowledgements / Introduction: Radical Space, Debra Benita Shaw / Part I: Art, Public Space & The Body / 1. The Peterborough Child and Joanna Rajkowska: Themes, Influences, Art, Joanna Rajkowska and Maggie Humm / 2. Contemporary Curatorial Practice and the Politics of Public Space, Connell Vaughan / 3. The Alternative Urbanism of Psychogeography in the Mediated City, Zlatan Krajina / 4. Radicalizing Institutional Space: Revealing the Site through Phenomenological Movement Inquiry, Victoria Hunter / Part II: Heterotopias / 5. Return to Battleship Island, Carl Lavery with Lee Hassall, Deborah Dixon, Carina Fearnley, Mark Pendleton, and Brian Burke-Gaffney / 6. Contested Spaces/Radical Places: Squatting, Place and Subjectivity, Matt Fish / 7. Radical, Ethical Spaces, Angie Voela / Part III: Extra-Territorialities / 8. Composting Space, Dimitris Papadopoulos / 9. Mapping the Contours of Vectoral Space: Inaugural statement of the Committee for Aeronautical Psychogeography, Rob Coley (The Society for Ontofabulatory Research) / 10. Gravity, Gender and Spatial Theory, Kat Deerfield / Afterword: Contingency, Acceleration & Repurposing, Debra Benita Shaw / Bibliography / Notes on Contributors / Index

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Debra Benita Shaw is a Reader in Cultural Theory at the University of East London.

Maggie Humm is an Emeritus Professor of Cultural Studies at the University of East London.

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A multidisciplinary collection which brings together cutting edge research about the cultural politics of space.

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