Researching otherwise – Pluriversal Methodologies for Landscape and Urban Studies – Open Access | ||||||||
How can landscape and urban research better work with topics such as
dialogue, sensuality and affect? Researching Otherwise shows new
methods for producing knowledge. The researchers explore regenerative
possibilities through activities such as drawing, photography, listening
and eavesdropping. They describe how they walk in non-human societies,
explore marine worlds, use bank vaults or work with refugees.
Landscape and urban research has long tried to engage in transdisciplinary dialogue, sensuality and affect. With "Researching Otherwise", sensory, collaborative and restitutive methods can be used to generate knowledge from different worlds. These methods connect researchers and their objects of study in new ways to enable restitutive and regenerative future scenarios "differently".
Researching otherwise – Pluriversal Methodologies for Landscape and
Urban Studies
Open Access: verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch/en/gta:book
https://doi.org/10.54872/gta/4692
DAM jury statement: Multidisciplinarity is on the agenda for the
architectural discourse of our time, and Researching Otherwise - edited
by ETH scientist Nitin Bathla - takes a broad look at the topic. Divided
into three chapters devoted to transdisciplinary, sensory and
restitutive methods, the book presents pluriversal research projects
ranging from artistic and perception-oriented approaches to postcolonial
cartography and walking science, with the intention of developing a new
methodological repertoire for the development of knowledge spaces in
landscape and urban research. | ||||||||
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december 30, 2024 |