Heterotopias and a serious joke at IHE Delft library [Review of: Filippo Menga, Erik Swyngedouw (2018) Water, Technology, and the Nation State]
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| Publication date | 22-11-2018 |
| Publisher | Undisciplined Environments |
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| Abstract | With the notion of heterotopia Foucault describes spaces that are somehow “different”, mirroring and yet distinguishing themselves from what is outside, like gardens, cemeteries, or ships. Heterotopias are places of imagination, escape, otherness and a microcosm of different environments. Cristobal Bonelli found his own heterotopia in the IHE library, during the presentation of the book “Water, Technology and the Nation-State”. |
| Document type | Web publication or website |
| Language | English |
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https://undisciplinedenvironments.org/2018/11/22/heterotopias-and-a-serious-joke-at-ihe-library/
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