Fr. 136.00

Urban Planetary and Tokyo Modernity - Dwelling in Passing

English · Hardback

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This book revisits Japanese modern literature in relation to Kon Wajir¿'s urban ethnography and draws a speculative genealogy of dwelling practices in the Japanese capital defined by mobility, affect and the beautiful, in particular what Kon called "accidental beauty."

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Chapter 1: Encounters with the Planetary: Mori ¿gai's Cartographic Writing
Chapter 2: The View from the Near-Suburb: Tayama Katai's Musashino
Chapter 3: From Production to Attitude: Cartographic Heterotopia in Kaf¿'s Fair-Weather Clogs
Chapter 4: Of Modernology and Parks: Kon Wajir¿'s Theory of Urban Ecologies
Chapter 5: The Urban Voyant in the New Guidebook to Greater Tokyo


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By Christophe Thouny

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