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58597-01 - Kurs: Material Investigations (3 KP)

Semester Herbstsemester 2023
Angebotsmuster Jedes Herbstsemester
Dozierende Fabrizio Furiassi (fabrizio.furiassi@unibas.ch, BeurteilerIn)
Inhalt This course explores research methods focused on the materiality of cities and landscapes. The process of urbanization is not only an economic, social, and political process, but also a transformation in “bricks and mortar.” As they focus on understanding urbanization as a dynamic process, social scientists often tend to regard the built environment as a passive reflection or side-effect of economic, social and political forces. Yet the city exerts power through its material constitution and transformation. Places and urban landscapes shape and are shaped by the production, circulation, consumption of materials and things—from gold to waste, and from oranges to cell phones. Buildings and streets shape not only meaning and experience but also social identities and cultural difference. And the city's physical form and transformation over time guide, however fickle and unpredictably, the agency of its residents.
The seminar explores some major and minor intellectual traditions upon which materially oriented methods of urban research are based. Our principal focus is on relating current theoretical debates about materiality (such as “new materialism”) to concrete methods of material urban analysis. The latter include formal analysis and phenomenological approaches in architecture and urbanism, analyses of the city as a metabolic system, archaeological research, and critical heritage studies. As such, the seminar provides students with both conceptual tools and research skills to study the city as a socio-material complex.
Lernziele - an understanding of different approaches to the material analysis of cities and landscapes
- an ability to analyze materials, buildings, and environments in aesthetic and architectural terms, using lenses such as style, form, meaning, experience, affect, heritage, and performance
- an ability to analyze (and distinguish between) the intentions of physically designed spaces and their social and political effects
- an ability to develop independent urban research projects centered on the materiality of cities and landscapes
Bemerkungen This course is on a first come first serve basis with Master Students of Critical Urbanisms being prioritized over students from other subject areas. Max. capacity 35

 

Teilnahmevoraussetzungen This course is on a first come first serve basis with Master Students of Critical Urbanisms being prioritized over students from other subject areas.
Anmeldung zur Lehrveranstaltung Anmelden: Belegen; Abmelden: nicht erforderlich
Unterrichtssprache Englisch
Einsatz digitaler Medien kein spezifischer Einsatz

 

Intervall Wochentag Zeit Raum
wöchentlich Donnerstag 14.15-18.00 Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201

Einzeltermine

Datum Zeit Raum
Donnerstag 28.09.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Donnerstag 05.10.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Donnerstag 26.10.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Donnerstag 02.11.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Donnerstag 23.11.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Donnerstag 30.11.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Donnerstag 21.12.2023 14.15-18.00 Uhr Alte Universität, Seminarraum -201
Module Modul: Materialitäten (Master Studiengang: Kulturtechniken)
Modul: Ways of Knowing the City (Master Studiengang: Critical Urbanisms)
Prüfung Lehrveranst.-begleitend
Hinweise zur Prüfung Anmelden: Belegen; Abmelden: nicht erforderlich
An-/Abmeldung zur Prüfung Anmelden: Belegen; Abmelden: nicht erforderlich
Wiederholungsprüfung keine Wiederholungsprüfung
Skala Pass / Fail
Belegen bei Nichtbestehen beliebig wiederholbar
Zuständige Fakultät Philosophisch-Historische Fakultät, studadmin-philhist@unibas.ch
Anbietende Organisationseinheit Fachbereich Urban Studies

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