The riddle of the real city, or the dark knowledge of urbanism: genealogy, prophecy and epistemology
Is the basis for our knowledge about city and urban planning solid? How can we theorise about urban design and architecture in our current age? Designed as a triptych of three books in one, this publication intends to enrich our theoretical understanding of urban interventions. Urban design theorist...
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| Summary: | Is the basis for our knowledge about city and urban planning solid? How can we theorise about urban design and architecture in our current age? Designed as a triptych of three books in one, this publication intends to enrich our theoretical understanding of urban interventions. Urban design theorist and historian Wim Nijenhuis engages various philosophers and a spectrum of disciplines, such as urbanism, architecture, history, media science, and art, in each section: a treatise on urban history, essays about the condition of the city in our media age, and meditations about epistemological problems that in turn question the practice of critical writing and propose a shift in worldview |
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BOOK
I
GRID
CITY
AND
THE
BIRTH
OF
(MODERN)
URBANISM
A
DUTCH
EXAMPLE
EXERCISING
GENEALOGY
BOOK
I
IS
ON
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
KNOWLEDGE
AND
POWER.
THE
TEXT
DEVELOPS
FROM
THE
THESIS
THAT
MODERN
DISCOURSE
ON
URBAN
DESIGN
LACKS
SOLID
GROUND.
IT
IS
SEPARATED
FROM
THE
PREVIOUS,
CLAS
SICAL
ONE
BY
A
CLEAR
FAULT
LINE
AND
SINCE
BOTH
DIS
CURSIVE
FORMATIONS
OBEY
THEIR
OWN
REGIME
OF
TRUTH,
THE
INCOMPATIBLE
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
THEM
SHOWS
THEIR
RELATIVITY.
THIS
PHENOMENON
CASTS
DOUBT
ON
THE
IDEA
OF
PROGRESS
AND
SUG
GESTS
THAT
TRUTH
MIGHT
BE
A
MATTER
OF
POWER.
CHAPTER
I
THE
CITY
OF
ORGANIZATION
(FORCES
AND
FLOWS):
THE
ROTTERDAM
RUPTURE
OF
1858
IN
THIS
CHAPTER
WE
DECONSTRUCT
THE
FIRST
MODERN
URBAN
EXTENSION
PLAN
IN
THE
NETHERLANDS:
THE
COOLPOLDERPLAN
FOR
THE
CITY
OF
ROTTERDAM
FROM
1858.
CONSIDERING
THE
PLAN
AS
A
COMBINATION
OF
VARIOUS
TEXTS
AND
IMAGES,
WE
INVESTIGATE
THE
PROVENANCES
OF THE
COMPONENTS
THAT
CONSTITUTE
ITS
KNOWLEDGE:
MEDICAL
AND
ENGINEERING
SCIENCE
(BOTH
ROOTED
IN
THE
EIGHTEENTH
CENTURY),
AND
A
FIRM
BELIEF
IN
HISTORY.
CONTRARY
TO
WHAT
WE
MIGHT
EXPECT
OF
ENGINEERING
SCIENCE,
THE
PLAN
IS
NOT
PARTICULARLY
A
TECHNICAL
ANSWER
TO
AN
URGENT
PROBLEM,
BUT
A
PRODUCT
OF
CHANCE.
1.1
THE
RETURN
OF
THE
SPHINX
(OR
THE
PROBLEMATISATION
OF
THE
CLASSICAL
CITY)
*
P-I3
IF
WE
CONSIDER
AN
ENUNCIATION
THAT
HAS
BEEN
ISO
LATED
FROM
THE
TEXT
OF
THE
COOLPOLDERPLAN
1858,
WE
ARE
CAUGHT
BY
ITS
DREAMLIKE
APPEAR
ANCE.
MEANING
HAS
BECOME
AN
UNSOLVABLE
RIDDLE
DUE
TO
THE
EFFECTS
OF
LITERAL
WORDING.
A
FIRST
STEP
TOWARDS
UNDERSTANDING
IS
THE
EXPLORATION
OF
THE
IMMEDIATE
CONTEXT.
AFTER
A
PRECISE
DE
SCRIPTION
OF
THE
COOLPOLDERPLAN
1858
WE
ASK
OURSELVES
HOW
WE
SHOULD
INTERPRET
THIS
FIRST
MANIFESTATION
OF
MODERN
KNOWLEDGE
IN
URBANISM.
A
1.1A
EXCURSION
/,
FACTA-FICTA
AND
THE
POWER
OF
THE
DISCURSIVE
OBJECT
WHEN
WE
SPEAK
THE
TRUTH,
WE
SECRETLY
ALSO
EX
PRESS
A
FICTION.
DELEUZE S
THEORY
OF
THE
DISCUR
SIVE
OBJECT
HELPS
US
TO
UNDERSTAND
THIS
PHENOM
ENON.
1.2
MODERN
URBANISM:
REVERSING
THE
FORTRESS
*P.25
IS
THE
CITY
EXTENSION
PLAN
OF
1858
REALLY
AN
EARLY
MANIFESTATION
OF
MODERN
URBANISM,
COMBINING
RESEARCH
AND
DESIGN
AS
IS
COMMONLY
BELIEVED?
CLOSE
READING
REVEALS
THAT
THE
PLAN
FOCUSES
ON
THE
URBAN
ACTOR
AND
HIS
ACTIVITY
OF
BUILDING
AND
DEMOLISHING.
THE
AIM
OF
THE
PLAN
IS
TO
OVER
WRITE
AREAS
OUTSIDE
AND
INSIDE
THE
HISTORICAL
CITY
WALL
THAT
WERE
USED
IN
A
DEVIANT
WAY,
WITH
A
NEW,
NORMALISING
URBAN
ORDER.
1.3
THE
HISTORICAL
EVENT
AS
ACCIDENTAL
IN
TERTWINING
*P.31
THE
BIRTH
OF
CONTEMPORARY
URBANISM
IN
THE
NINE
TEENTH
CENTURY
WAS
A
HISTORICAL
EVENT.
HISTORY
OF
EVENTS
LIBERATES
US
FROM
THE
DUTIES
IMPOSED
ON
US
BY
THE
TOO
MEANINGFUL
HISTORY
OF
CONTINU
ITY.
IF
WE
ABANDON
TRANSCENDENTAL
MEANING
IN
FAVOUR
OF
HISTORICAL
IMMANENCE,
THE
MIRACULOUS
APPEARANCE
OF THE
EVENT
CAN
ONLY
BE
BROUGHT
ABOUT
AS
ACCIDENTAL
INTERTWINING
OF
REPEATED
SERIES
TRUTHFUL
STATEMENTS
WITH
VARIOUS
PROVE
NANCES.
A
1.3A
EXCURSION
2,
THE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
METHOD
IN
THE
ARCHAEOLOGY
OF
KNOWLEDGE
OF
MICHEL
FOU-
CAULT
THE
EVENT
IS
THE
MOST
IMPORTANT
FEATURE
OF
HISTORY.
WHAT
DOES
IT
MEAN
FOR
THE
PRAC-
TIONER
OF
HISTORY
THAT
THIS
EVENT
APPEARS
IN
DIS
COURSE
AS
A
FAULT
LINE
THAT
CLEAVES
BOTH
THE
SPHERE
OF
THE
OBJECTS
AND
THE
SPHERE
OF
THE
SUBJECT?
A
1.3B
EXCURSION
3,
THE
BIRTH
OF
URBANISM
FROM
PARK
PATHS
(AGAINST
TAFURI)
THE
THESIS
OF
MANFREDO
TAFURI
THAT
MODERN
UR
BANISM
DESCENDS
FROM
PARK
DESIGN
IN
THE
EIGH
TEENTH
CENTURY
HAS
CRITICAL
VALUE,
BUT
THE THEO
RETICAL
CONCEPTS
HE
DEVELOPS
ARE
NOT
FIT
TO
DE
CONSTRUCT
THE
URBANISTIC
DISCOURSE
AS
IT
WAS
BORN
FROM
THE
ENGINEERING
PRACTICE
IN
THE
NINE
TEENTH
CENTURY.
1.4
THE
MILIEU
MACHINE
*P.39
TRACING
THE
PROVENANCES
OF
THE
CONCEPTS
POPU
LATION
AND
MILIEU
WE
BUMP
INTO
BIO-POWER S
STRIVING
FOR
GENERAL
WELLBEING
AND
THE
TECHNICAL
KNOWLEDGE
TO
ACCOMPLISH
THIS.
WE
SEE
HOW
PHYSICIANS
IN
THE
EIGHTEENTH
CENTURY
TAKE THE
LEAD
IN
THE
FORMATION
OF
A
NEW
DISCOURSE
ABOUT
THE
CITY
THAT
AIMS
AT
ENHANCING
THE
LIFE-POWER
OF
A
PLACE .
THE
SUBSEQUENT
INVENTION
OF
THE
MODERN
HOSPITAL
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY,
WHICH
MUST
HEAL
THE
SICK
BODY
BY
MEANS
OF
SWIRLING
AIR
AND
RUNNING
WATER,
INSPIRES
NEW
DREAMS
ABOUT
A
CITY
TRAVERSED
BV
STREAMS.
A
1.4A
EXCURSION
4,
WORKING
CLASS
HOUSING:
MILIEU,
MORALITY
AND
THE
COMBAT
AGAINST
CONTAMINATION
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
THE
CONCEPT
OF
MI
LIEU
STRETCHES
FROM
PHYSICAL
ENVIRONMENT
TO
SOCIAL
LIFE
AND
MORAL
BEHAVIOUR.
AN
INGENIOUS
HOUSING
POLICY
HAS
BOTH
TO
PUT
TO
WORK
THE
HEAL
ING
FORCES
OF
THE
HOSPITAL
AND
TO
PRODUCE
NOR
MAL
FAMILIES
WITH
MORAL
STANDARDS.
LATTER
RE
QUIRES
THAT
HOUSING
DESIGN
EXCLUDES
INTIMATE
SEDUCTIVE
AREAS
SUCH
AS
INNER
COURTS
AND
ADJA
CENT
FRONT
DOORS.
1.5
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
THE
ENGINEER
AND
HIS
UNEXCELLED
THEORETICAL
BACKGROUND
*P-55
WHY
WAS
THE
CITY
EXTENSION
PLAN
OF
1858,
DE
SPITE
NEVER
BEING
REALISED,
MORE
MEANINGFUL
THAN
MEANINGLESS?
WE
LOOK
FOR
AN
ANSWER
IN
ENGI
NEERING
SCIENCE
AT
THAT
TIME.
ENGINEERING
DIF
FERED
FROM
BIO-POWER
IN
USING
STREET
DESIGN
AS
MEANS
TO
CONTROL
THE
SHAPE
OF
THE
(FAST)
GROW
ING
CITY.
SYSTEMATIC
ATTEMPTS
TO
REGULATE
USE
AND
DESIGN
OF
THE
STREET
PROMOTED
BOTH
ITS
IM
PORTANCE
AS
POLITICAL
TERRITORY
AND
ECONOMIC
SPACE
(SPACE
OF
REGULATED
TRAFFIC),
AND
THE
ACT
ING
CAPABILITY
OF
THE
ENGINEER.
A
1.5A
EXCURSION
5,
THE
SUBJECT
IS
A
MULTI
PLICITY
THE
SUBJECT
OF
INITIATIVE
OF
THE
URBAN
PLAN
WAS
NOT
THE
ENGINEER,
NOT
A
SINGLE
PERSON,
BUT
A
MUL
TIPLICITY
OF
SOCIAL
POWER
RELATIONS
IN
WHICH
CITI
ZENS,
CIVIL
ORGANISATIONS,
TECHNICIANS
AND
SCIEN
TISTS
VIED
WITH
EACH
OTHER
AND
WITH
AUTHORITIES
OF
BIO-POWER
AND
ENGINEERING.
A
1.6
POLITICS
OF
THE
STREET
*P.69
BETWEEN
1800
AND
1860
POLITICS
OF
THE
STREET
EVOLVED
FROM
SOCIAL
FRICTIONS
ON
LEGAL
MATTERS
THAT
PROBLEMATISED
PRIVATE
APPROPRIATION
OF
COMMONLY
USED
AREAS.
GRADUALLY
THE
SOCIAL
POWER
RELATIONS
CLUSTERED
INTO
INSTANCES
OF
A
STATE
IN
THE
MAKE.
BOTH
THE
POWER
OF
THE
STATE
AND
THE
ENGINEERS
INCREASED,
THUS
INSPIRING
DREAMS
OF
AN
INTEGRAL
CITY
BASED
ON
A
COHERENT
STREET
SYSTEM.
1.7
THE
STREET
MACHINE
*P.77
REFLECTION
ON
THE
MECHANISM
OF
STATE
FORMA
TION
SHOWS
THAT
THE
TECHNIQUE
OF
VEINING
SOCIAL
STRATA
WITH
HOMOGENIZING
FORCES
RESULTED
AMONG
OTHERS
IN
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
THE
MODERN
STREET
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
OPERATING
AS
A
MACHINE
THE
MODERN
STREET
ENSURES
BOTH
THE
MUTUAL
ALIGNMENT
OF
STREET
DESIGN
AND
SOCIAL
TECHNIQUES
TO
ELICIT
DESIRED
WAYS
OF
BEHAVIOUR,
AND
THE
AGGREGATION
OF
SINGULAR
BODIES
INTO
VISI
BLE
MASS.
A
1.7A
EXCURSION
6,
THE
MULTITUDE
IS
THE
SUB
JECT
HERE
WE
FIND
THE
MULTITUDE
OF
INITIATIVE
IN
UR
BAN
PLANNING
IN
DE
MID-NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
1.8
BOOSTING
THE
CITY
OR
THE
PRINCIPLE
OF
CONDITIONED
GROUND
*P.85
DESIRE
AND
TECHNIQUES
OF
THE
ENGINEERS
TO
BOOST
THE
FUNCTIONING
OF
THE
CITY
AND
TO
SPEED
UP
TRAFFIC
HAVE
THEIR
PROVENANCE
IN
THE
CON
STRUCTION
OF
NAVAL
BASES
IN
THE
EIGHTEENTH
CEN
TURY.
WE
INVESTIGATE
NAVAL
BASE
DESIGN
AS
EX
PERIMENTATION
WITH
THE
PRINCIPLE
OF
CONDITIONED
GROUND
AND
RELATED
CONCEPTS
LIKE
PRODUCTION
SPACE,
WORK
FLOOR,
FUNCTIONAL
OPTIMUM,
STAN
DARDISATION,
ACCELERATED
PRODUCTION,
CAPACITY
RISE,
PROJECT
AS
A
TOOL
TO
LEARN
BY
DOING,
AND
...
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
REGULATED
TRAFFIC
AND
COMMU
NICATION.
1.9
THE
POWER
OF
EXPRESSIVENESS
AND
WILL
TO
DIRECT
*P.105
WHAT
IS
THE
FUNCTION
OF
THE
MAJESTIC
RECTANGU
LAR
FORM
OF
THE
COOLPOLDERPLAN
1858
AND
WHERE
DOES
IT
COME
FROM?
WE
SEARCH
FOR
ANSWERS
IN
AESTHETIC
THEORY
THAT
EMPHASIZES
THE
STRENGTH
OF
IMPRESSION
AND
THE
INCITING
EFFECTS
OF
THE
AESTHETIC
NORMAL
IDEA
(IMMANUEL
KANT).
WE
ALSO
NOTICE
HOW
THE
ALL
COMPASSING
IDEA
OF
HIS
TORY
AROUSED
FEAR
FOR
DECAY
AND
THE
SEARCH
FOR
COUNTERING
FORCES
IN
THE
SEVENTEENTH
CENTURY,
THE
GREAT
HEROIC
PERIOD
OF
THE
NETHERLANDS.
A
1.9A
EXCURSION
7,
DISJUNCTIVE
SYNTHESES
OF
THE
ARTICULABLE
AND
THE
VISIBLE
DISJUNCTIVE
SYNTHESES
OF
WORD
AND
IMAGE
AND
THE
WAY
THEY
INFLUENCE
EACH
OTHER
IN
THE
MIND
OF
THE
SPECTATOR
WERE
SUBJECT
OF
FILMIC
EXPERI
MENTS
BY
JEAN
LUC
GODARD.
CHAPTER
2.
THE
CITY
OF
ORDER
( WISCONST
AND
DISCIPLINE)-.
THE
RUPTURE
OF
SIMON
STEVIN S
THEORETICAL
CITY
(1599)
IN
THIS
CHAPTER
WE
ANALYSE
THE
KNOWLEDGE
THAT HAS
BEEN
OBFUSCATED
BY
MODERN
URBANISM
AND
THAT
DIFFERS
PROFOUNDLY
FROM
IT:
CLASSICAL
THINKING
ABOUT
THE
CITY
IN
THE
SEVENTEENTH
AND
EIGH
TEENTH
CENTURY.
THE
MOST
PROMINENT
EXAMPLE
IS
THE
TREATISE
ON
THE
ORDERING
OF
CITIES
FROM
1599
BY
THE
DUTCH
ENGINEER
SIMON
STEVIN.
THE
PROPOSED
RECTANGULAR
FORM
OF
HIS
MORE
THEORET
ICAL
THEN
IDEAL
CITY
DOES
NOT
EMANATE
FROM
CON
SIDERATIONS
ON
TRAFFIC,
HEALTH,
AND
DIRECTING
UR
BAN
ACTORS,
BUT
FORM
AS
SIGN
RELATING
TO
MATHE
MATICAL
REGULARITY
AND
ORDER.
WE
UNDERSTAND
THE
TREATISE
BETTER
IF
WE
RELATE
IT
TO
ASSOCIATED
DISCOURSES
OF
MILITARY
SCIENCE,
AND
NEO-STOIC
ETHICS
AND
POLITICS.
WE
ENCOUNTER
UNFORESEEN
FORMATIONS
OF
KNOWLEDGE
SUCH
AS
ASCESIS
AND
ETHICS.
IN
NEO-STOIC
THINKING
THEY
SERVED
THE
IDEAL
CITIZEN,
IN
OUR
TIME
THEY
REVEAL
THE
POSSIBIL
ITY
OF
A
CRITICAL
ETHICS.
A
2.1
ON
THE
ORDERING
OF
CITIES
*P.119
IN
A
SELECTIVE
READING
OF
STEVIN S
TREATISE,
WE
FOCUS
ON
THE
GRID
LIKE,
RECTANGULAR
FORM
OF
HIS
IDEAL
CITY
AND
HOW
IT
RELATES
TO
DEFENCE AND
WEALTH.
A
2.2
MATHESIS,
OR
WISCONST
(THE
ART
OF
WHAT
IS
CERTAIN)
*P.125
STEVIN S
CITY
IS
A
HISTORIC
SINGULARITY
THAT
BROKE
WITH
THE
RENAISSANCE
TRADITION
OF
THE
CIRCLE
FORM
AND
THE
IDEA
THAT
THE
PLAN
IS
A
SIGN
RESEM
BLING
GOD,
MAN,
OR
THE
HEAVENLY
CITY.
ITS
RECTAN
GULARLY
IS
DETERMINED
BY
MATHESIS:
THE
GENERAL
SCIENCE
OF
ORDER
AND
MEASURE.
AGAINST
DELUSIVE
GAMES
WITH
REPRESENTATION
THROUGH
RESEM
BLANCE
(AS
IN
MANNERISM),
MATHESIS
PROMISED
CERTAINTY
OF
MEANING.
THE
MATHEMATICALLY
OR
GANISED
SUBDIVISION
OF
STEVIN S
CITY
IN
ZONES,
QUARTERS
AND
BEYOND,
CONJURES
UP
AN
IMMANENT
TRUTH
OF
THE FORM
THAT
IS
BASED
ON
TRACEABLE
MATHEMATICAL
SERIES
THAT
DEVELOP
FROM
THE
SIN
GLE
ROOM
UP
TO
THE
FORM
OF THE
ENTIRE
CITY.
A
2.2A
EXCURSION
8Y
THE
SIGNS
OF
THE
WORLD
ACCORDING
TO
ALBERTI,
ARCHITECTURAL
FORM
IS
A
SIGN
THAT
RESEMBLES
ANCIENT
CLASSICAL
AND
HEAV
ENLY
MODELS.
RENAISSANCE
SCHOLARS
AND
ARTISTS
RELATED
THE
RESEMBLING
SIGN
TO
THE
HUMAN
AND
THE
ANIMAL
BODY
AS
MICROCOSMIC
REPRESENTA
TIONS.
THE
PRINCIPLE
OF
MICROCOSMIC
REPRESENTA
TION
OF
THE
WORLD
PROMISES
THAT
KNOWLEDGE
IS
MOVING
TOWARDS
A
STATE
OF
COMPLETION.
A
2.3
THE
MAURICE
CONSPIRACY
AND
NEO-STO-
ICISM
*P.137
STEVIN S
TREATISE
ON
THE
ORDENING
OF
CITIES
WAS
A
THEORETICAL
ENUNCIATION
WITH
STRONG
LINKS
TO
NEO-STOIC
PHILOSOPHY
AND
MILITARY
SCIENCE.
THE
THREE
TOGETHER
CONSTITUTED
AN
UNSTABLE
TRANSFORMATIVE
POWER
WITHIN
THE
SOVEREIGNTY
SOCIETY
OF
THE
SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH
CEN
TURY:
THE
MAURICE
CONSPIRACY .
THIS
POWER
STRIVED
FOR
A
POWERFUL
STATE
AND
A
NEW
CITIZEN
WHO
WERE
TO
BE
SUPPORTED
BY
MATHEMATICAL
OR
DER
IN
CITY
AND
ARMY.
WE
FIND
HOW
THE
NEO-
STOIC
SCHOLAR
JUSTUS
LIPSIUS
DISCUSSES
THE
RELA
TION
BETWEEN
THE
INDIVIDUAL
AND
THE
POLIS
BY
STAGING
THE
CONCEPTS
OF
CONSTANCY,
LOVE
OF
COUNTRY,
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
AND
VITAL
ASCESIS.
A
2.3A
EXCURSION
9,
LIPSIUS
IN
EUROPE
A
BRIEF
DESCRIPTION
OF THE
NETWORK
OF
JUSTUS
LIPSIUS
IN
EUROPE.
A
2.4
THE
ETHICAL
SERIES:
VITAL
ASCESIS
*
P.149
ASCESIS
IN
ANCIENT
GREECE
AND
ROME
INCLUDED
CARE
FOR
THE
SELF
AND
A
CONSCIOUS
WRITING
PRAC
TICE.
THE
STOIC
IDEAL
OF
BEING
THE
SUBJECT
OF
ONE S
OWN
ACTIONS
HAS
BEEN
REWORKED
IN
LIPSIUS,
KANT
AND
SLOTERDIJK.
BATAILLE,
KLOSSOWSKI
AND
FOUCAULT
PROBLEMATISE
A
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
THE
SELF
THAT
IS
CODIFIED
BY
ETHIC
RULES
OR
BELIEF
IN
HISTORY.
THEY
CRITICISE
KANT S
PERSON
AND
POINT
AT
ITS
DECLINING
ROLE
IN
GOVERNING
SOCIETIES.
IN
STEAD
THEY
PROPOSE
A
CRITICAL
ASCESIS
THAT
OP
POSES
DISCIPLINE
AND
NORMALISATION
BY
TAKING
THE
VITALITY
OF THE
LIVING
BODY
AND
THE
STYLISATION
OF
HETEROGENEOUS
DISCOURSES
AS
STARTING
POINT.
A
2.4A
EXCURSION
10,
LUST
FOR
DEVIATION
AND
AESTHETICS
OF
EXISTENCE
HOW
CAN
WRITING
BE
AN
INSTRUMENT
TO
CONSTRUCT
NEW
EXPERIENCES
AND
HELP
PEOPLE
TO
SLIP
OUTSIDE
THE
PRISON
OF
SELF-EVIDENCE?
WRITING
CAN
BE
AN
ART
FORM,
IF
THE
MOTIVE
TO
CHANGE
LIVE
IS
NO
LONGER
A
SOMATIC
NECESSITY,
BUT
A
LUST
FOR DEVIA
TION.
IN
LATTER
CASE
THE
LANGUAGE
OF
TAOISM
COULD
HELP
TO
DEFLECT
EFFECTIVELY
FROM,
AND
TO
RESIST
THE
DOMINANT
DISCOURSE
OF
MOBILISATION.
A
2.5
VITA
POLITICA
-
CIVIL
LIFE
*P.161
LIPSIUS
AND
STEVIN
PROMOTED
THE
IDEAL
CITY
AS
AN
ARTIFICIAL
COMMUNITY.
IN
THAT
RESPECT
STEVIN
FO
CUSED
ON
POLICE ,
I.E.
THE
SYSTEM
OF LAWS
AND
RULES
THAT
REGULATES
CITIZEN S
CONDUCT.
WE
FIND
HOW
HIS
PROPOSALS
FOR
POPULATION
AND
MIGRATION
POLICY
WERE
CHARACTERISED
BY
MATHEMATICAL
THINKING.
STEVIN
ALSO
DISCREDITED
MACHIAVELLI S
DELUSIONAL
BEHAVIOUR
OF THE
RULER
BY
MEANS
OF
HIS
OWN
THEOREM
OF
A
VALID
REPRESENTATION
OF
THE
INNER
SELF.
EXPERTISE
AND
THEORY
WERE
PROMOTED
AS
WEAPONS
AGAINST
DECEPTION.
WE
INVESTIGATE
WHETHER
DELUSIONAL
BEHAVIOUR
TRULY
IS
MALICIOUS,
OR
PART
OF
AN
EFFECTIVE
ART.
IN
THE
END
OF
THE
SECTION
WE
NOTICE
HOW
POLICING
THE
CITY
ULTI
MATELY
BECAME
MANAGING
THE
SYNERGY
BETWEEN
TWO
LIVING
ENTITIES:
POPULATION
AND
ENVIRONMENT.
A
2.5A
EXCURSION
11,
MACHIAVELLI
VERSUS
FOR-
TUNA
MACHIAVELLI
VALUED
DISSIMULATION.
HE
REGARDED
THE
RULER
AS
AN
AUTONOMOUS
ARTIST
WHO
COMBATS
FATE
AND
PROMOTED
THE
MARRIAGE
OF
WILL
AND
FATE
IN
HUMAN
ACTIONS.
HIS
CLEAR
ARTICULATION
OF
THE
ROLE
OF
FATE
COULD
HELP
US
IN
DEALING
WITH
THE
FRUSTRATING
OVERESTIMATE
OF THE
EFFECTIVENESS
OF
OUR
ACTIONS
IN
POSTMODERN
TIMES.
A
2.6
DISCIPLINE
AND
ARMY
CAMP
*P.171
LIPSIUS
AND
STEVIN
STAGED
POLITICAL
TECHNOLOGY,
I.E.
AN
INSTRUMENTALISED
ETHICS
AND
A
RATIONALISA
TION
OF
THE
ORGANS
OF
STATE
(THE
ARMY).
DISCI
PLINE
WAS
A
TECHNICAL
FOCUS
ON
THE
HUMAN
BODY;
RATIONAL
DESIGNED
EXERCISES
SERVED
TO
INCREASE
THE
CAPACITIES
OF
THE
BODY
AND
TO
ELICIT
DESIRED
BEHAVIOUR.
THE
DESIGN
OF
THE
ARMY
CAMP
FACILI
TATED
DISCIPLINED
BEHAVIOUR
AND
PROMOTED
COL
LECTIVE
SAFETY:
THE
CAMP
AS
EXAMPLE
FOR
CITY
DE
SIGN.
THE
TAMING
OF
MEN
AFTER
THE
TAMING
OF
ANI
MALS:
WORKHOUSES.
THE
DOCILE
AND
USEFUL
BODY
IN
ARMY
AND
FACTORY:
THE
MAN-MACHINE.
A
2.6A
EXCURSION
12,
THE
ETHICS
OF
EXERCISE
IN
DRILL-BOOKS
FROM
THE
SEVENTEENTH
CENTURY
WE
READ
THAT
THE
CLUE
OF
EXERCISE
IS
TO
MAKE
THE
BODY
RESPOND
TO
AN
EXTERNAL
COMMAND.
A
2.7
WEALTH
AND
REPRESENTATION
*P.181
DUTCH
CITY
EXTENSIONS
IN
THE
SEVENTEENTH
CEN
TURY
REVOLVED
AROUND
PROSPERITY,
STRENGTH
AND
THE
ATTRACTION
OF
MIGRANTS;
THEY
SERVED
THE
AN
NEXATION
OF
SUBURBS
AND
THE
CAPITALISATION
OF
LAND.
THE
DESIGN
OF
THE
EXTENSION
PLAN
HAD
TO
RECONCILE
A
RECTANGULAR
ARRANGEMENT
WITH
CIRCU
LAR
FORTIFICATIONS.
A
CITY
EXTENSION
PLAN
OF
HAAR
LEM
DIFFERERED
FROM
THESE
RATIONAL
STRATEGIES,
AS
IT
EXPRESSED
THE
IDEA
OF
BEAUTY
BY
REPRE
SENTING
MATHEMATICAL
ORDER
AND
THE
PROPORTIONS
OF
SOLOMON S
TEMPLE.
BECAUSE
OF
THE
MATHE
MATICAL
FIXATION
ON
INFINITY,
THE
ACTUAL
URBAN
FORM
WAS
REGARDED
AS
A
PRACTICAL
LIMITATION
OF
THE
TENDENCY
TO
INFINITY
OF
ITS
INHERENT
(MATHE
MATICAL)
SERIES,
JUST
LIKE
MAN
WAS
THE
PRACTICAL
LIMITATION
OF
THE
INHERENT,
INFINITE
GOODNESS
OF
GOD.
BOOK
II
THE
CITY
IN-FORMED
BY
SPEED
EXERCISING
URBAN
PROPHECY
TO
BE
EFFECTIVE,
CRITICAL
WRITING
MUST
DEVOTE
ITSELF
TO
PROPHECY.
BOOK
II
DEVELOPS
THE
THESIS
THAT
IN
THE
NEAR
FUTURE
THE
PERCEPTION
OF
OUR
REAL
CITIES
WILL
BE
DISTORTED
BEYOND
A
POINT
OF
NO
RE
TURN
UNDER
THE
INFLUENCE
OF
RAPID
TRAFFIC
AND
THE
TRANSMISSION
SPEED
OF
ELECTRONIC
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY.
THIS
EVENT
WILL
AFFECT
THE
CULTURAL
POWER
OF
ARCHITECTURE
AND
ITS
POSITION
IN
SOCI
ETY.
A
II.I
THE
IMAGE
OF
THE
CITY
AND
THE
PROCESS
OF
PLANNING
*P.195
CONSIDERING
THE
APPEARANCE
AND
DISAPPEARANCE
OF
ARCHITECTURAL
THEORY
WE
FOCUS
ON
DUTCH
AR
CHITECTURE
IN
THE
1970S
AND
1980S.
IN
THIS
PE
RIOD
A
SHIFT
OCCURRED
FROM
TECHNOCRATIC
URBAN
PLANNING
TOWARDS
CULTURAL
ITEMS
LIKE
THE
MEANING
OF
ARCHITECTONIC
FORM.
IN
ASSOCIATION
WITH
SOCIAL
DEMOCRACY
ARCHITECTS
FOSTERED
PARTICIPATION
AS
A
MEANS
TO
COMBAT
ALIENATION.
THE
OPEN
PLAN
NING
PROCESS ,
WHICH
WAS
REQUIRED
BY
THIS
STRAT-
EGY,
PROMOTED
THE
RISE
OF
META-PLANNING.
IN
SPIRED
BY
COMMUNICATION
THEORY
META-PLANNING
ATTEMPTED
TO
LEGITIMISE
POLITICAL
AND
BUREAU
CRATIC
INSTITUTIONS
THROUGH
THE
TRANSMISSION
OF
MANIPULATIVE
LANGUAGE.
THE
DISENGAGING
EFFECTS
OF
MODERN
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
THWARTED
THIS
STRATEGY.
II.2
CITY
FRONTIERS
AND
THEIR
DISAPPEAR
ANCE
*P.217
THE
HISTORICAL
CITY
FRONTIER
WAS
NOT
A
PASSIVE
DEMARCATION
LINE,
BUT
AN
ACTIVE
MACHINE ,
WHICH
GAVE
THE
CITY
ITS
SHAPE.
IN
OUR
MODERN
DROMOC-
RACY
TRAFFIC
AND
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGIES
HAVE
SCATTERED
THIS
SOCIAL,
TECHNOLOGICAL
AND
SEMIO
LOGIES
MACHINE
ALL
AROUND
IN
SPACE.
THIS
LEAVES
THE
CITY
IN
OUR
TIME
TO
APPEAR
AS
A
RATHER
UNDE
FINED
ROUGH
OBJECT.
THE
FEAR
FOR
THIS
CHANGE
IS
CAUSED
BY
OUR
DISCOURSE
AND
ITS
ORIENTATION
TO
WARDS
FIXED
CONCEPTS.
A
II.3
PASSION
FOR
THE
HIATUS
AND
THE
LIQ-
UIDISATION
OF
ARCHITECTURE
*P.257
ARCHITECTURE
IS
AN
IMPORTANT
PART
OF
THE
CUL
TURE
OF
APPEARANCES
THAT
WE
HAVE
KNOWN
SINCE
HELLENIC
CIVILIZATION.
AGAINST
THE
POWER
OF
ARCHI
TECTURAL
MONUMENT,
CINEMATIC
CULTURE
PRODUCES
AESTHETICS
OF
DISAPPEARANCE:
THE
MESMERISATION
OF
THE
PUBLIC
BY
WHAT
IS
LEFT
OUT
IN
CINEMATO
GRAPHIC
REPRESENTATION.
THIS
PASSION
FOR
THE
HIATUS
WILL
CAUSE
A
GENERAL
CONDITION
OF
EXCITA
TION.
A
CULTURE
WILL
ARISE,
WHICH
PROMOTES
THE
LIQUIDISATION
OF
ARCHITECTURE,
AND
COMPLICATES
THE
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
TERRITORY
AS
AN
EXCLUSIVE
BASE
OF
HUMAN
EXPERIENCE.
A
II.4
INFORMATION
CLOUD
AND
THE
RISE
OF
THE
OMNIPOLIS
*P.285
TODAY S
REALITY
EQUALS
INFORMATION
ENERGY.
IT
TRANSFORMS
THE
HUMAN
BODY
INTO
A
MASS
THAT
ENCOMPASSES
THE
WORLD AND
ITS
CENTRE.
SOCIAL
MASS
BECOMES
A
TECHNOLOGICALLY
INFORMED,
EPI
DEMIC
CLOUD.
LIKE
A
FREE
FLOATING
RADIOACTIVE
CLOUD,
THE
OMNIPOLIS,
THE
HOME
OF THE
GLOBAL
REAL
TIME
COMMUNITY,
DESTABILISES
OLD
TERRITORIAL
CITIES
AND
PRODUCES
THE
WHIRLWIND
OF
GLOBAL
MI
GRATION.
A
II.5
SOLIDIFICATION
OF
HISTORY
*P.295
SOLIDIFIED
HISTORY
KNOWS
NO
EVENT.
THIS
CATAS
TROPHE
IS
CAUSED
BY
SPHERICAL
TIME
AND
THE
REP
ETITION
OF
THE
SAME
IN
OUR
CINEMATIC
MEDIA
CUL
TURE.
SPHERICAL
TIME
ABSORBS
ALL
FUTURE
AND
ANY
DIALECTICAL
NEGATION.
TECHNO-METAPHYSICAL
THE
ORY
COUNTERS
THESE
EFFECTS
OF
MEDIA
INFORMA
TION
WITH
FANTASY,
DOES
NOT
WISH
TO
OVERCOME
A
SITUATION,
DOES
NOT
RELY
ON
CREATIVITY
AND
FO
CUSES
ON
TECHNICAL
MEANS
AND
THEIR
PROPER
AC
TIONS.
PERHAPS
AN
EVENT
IS
POSSIBLE,
BUT
ONLY
IN
WRITING
AND
THEREFORE
IN
THEORY.
A
II.6
COMPULSION
TO
SIT
*P.325
THE
FASTER
INFORMATION
RUSHES
PAST,
THE
MORE
HUMAN
BODY
BECOMES
ITS
POINT
OF
INERTIA.
THE
SENSORIMOTOR
PERCEPTION
OF
ENVIRONMENTS
AND
PUBLIC
SPACES
CHANGES
DRASTICALLY
IN
FAVOUR
OF
RECEIVING
IMAGES
WHILE
SITTING
DOWN.
THIS
CHANGE
HAS
NUMEROUS
CONSEQUENCES
FOR
CULTURAL
POLITICS
AND
ARCHITECTURE.
BODILY
MOTIONS
BECOME
OBSO
LETE
AND
A
WILD
SUPREMACY
OF
THE
SELF
SUPPLANTS
THE
SUPER
EGO.
WILL
THE
HOUSE
OF
THE
FUTURE
STILL
NEED
WINDOWS,
IF
THE
ABODE
OF
INERT
MAN
IS
LIKE
A
CONCENTRATED
CINEMATIC
COCKPIT?
BOOK
III
KNOWING
THE
CITY
EXERCISING
EPISTEMOLOGY
WHAT
CAN
AND
DO
WE
HAVE
TO
KNOW
IN
OUR
AGE
OF
THE
MEDIA?
HOW
SHOULD
WE
WRITE
ABOUT
HISTORY,
URBANISM
AND
ARCHITECTURE?
IN
BOOK
III
WE
FIND
SEVERAL
PROPOSALS,
SUCH
AS
WRITING
AS
A
MEANS
TO
CHANGE
OUR
SUBJECTIVITY
(AND
WITH
THAT
OUR
WORLDVIEW),
TO
ADOPT
THE
POSITION
OF
ETHICAL
INDIFFERENCE,
TO
COMBAT
THE
REALITY
PRINCIPLE
WITH
PARODY,
TO
DEVOTE
OURSELVES
TO
CURATIVE
MYTHOMANIA
AND
LAST
BUT
NOT
LEAST
TO
TAKE
POSI
TION
AS
A
HYPERMODERN
DILETTANTE,
PROVIDING
THE
READER
WITH
PROVISIONALLY
ORIENTATING
REVIEWS
AND
OVERVIEWS.
III.I
PROBLEMATISATION
AND
ESSAYISM
*
P-355
ESSAY-WRITING
IS
DRIVEN
BY
THE
ANARCHO-APOCALYP-
TIC
IMPULSE
TO
THINK
DIFFERENTLY:
AN
EXERCISE
IN
TRANSFORMING
OUR
SUBJECTIVITY
AND
UNCOVERING
ITS
HIDDEN
DIMENSIONS.
III.2
THE
VISIBLE
IS
THE SELF-EVIDENCE
ALONGSIDE
THE
ARTICULABLE
*P.356
IMAGE
AND
SPEECH
ARE
MUTUAL
IRREDUCIBLE
AND
THEIR
CORRESPONDENCE
IN
TRUTH
IS
LIKE
A
WONDER
FUL
RIDDLE.
DOES
THEIR
DIFFERENTIATION
MEAN
THAT
ARCHITECTURE
COULD
BE
AN
AUTONOMOUS
PRACTICE
OF
THE
VISIBLE?
A
III.6
THE
COMBAT
AGAINST
CULTURE
*P.369
WE
INVESTIGATE
PRACTICAL
CRITIQUES
OF
THE
KAN
TIAN
T
AS
MEANS
OF
CULTURAL
DOMINATION:
BATAILLE S
PROJECT
TO
ATTACK
IDENTITY
BY
TEARING
APART
THE
SAME
OFF
THE
SAME,
KLOSSOWSKI S
SE
RIAL
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
IDENTITY
AS
DERIVED
FROM
NIETZSCHE S DOCTRINE
OF
THE
ETERNAL
RETURN
AND
PARODY
AS
A
MEANS
TO
COUNTER
THE
DISCIPLINING
EFFECTS
OF
THE
REALITY
PRINCIPLE .
A
III.7
ECSTASY,
THING-EVENT
AND
MYTHOMA
NIA
*P.377
TOWARDS
A
DOCTRINE
OF
ECSTATIC
SELF-TRANSFOR
MATION:
KNOW
THYSELF
THROUGH
REPEATED
PASSING
BEYOND
YOUR
SUBJECTIVITY .
THE
WORLD
AS
SYNTHE
SES
OF
CHANGE
AND
CONTINUITY,
OF
FLOWING
TIME
AND
TRANSCENDENTAL
INERTIA.
INTERVENING
WRITING
AND
THE
CRITICAL
POWER
OF
CURATIVE
MYTHOMANIA.
A
III.8
THE
HYPERMODERN
DILETTANTE
*P.382
THE
HYPERMODERN
DILETTANTE
COUNTERS
THE
INEF
FECTIVE
POWER
OF
THE
EXPERTS
BY
COMBINING
THEIR
TRUTHFUL
MICRO-STATEMENTS
INTO
FANCIFUL
GENERALI
TIES
THAT
ON
THEIR
TURN
FOR
A
CERTAIN
AMOUNT
OF
TIME
CAN
SERVE
AS
A
MEANS
FOR
ORIENTATION
IN
A
DISORIENTATING
WORLD.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEXES
A
III.3
AESTHETICS,
HISTORY
AND
THE
TIME
ORDER OF
WINCKELMANN
*P.358
THEORY
AND
HISTORY
OF
ARCHITECTURE
ARE
PARTS
OF
AESTHETICS:
THE
SCIENCE
OF
BEAUTY
IN
ART.
ITS
RE
LIEF
OF
THE
ARTS
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
WAS
BASED
ON
THE
IDEA
OF
HISTORY.
THE
SELF-EVIDENT
CHARACTER
OF
THE
LATTER
IS
PROBLEMATISED
BY
COMPARING
IT
TO
WINCKELMANN S
HISTORY .
A
III.4
CAN
WE
STILL
BE
RESPONSIBLE?
*P.361
KANT S
ETHICS
OF
BEING
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
OUR
OWN
ACTIONS
HAS
NO
MEANING
IN
OUR
COMPLEX,
HIGHLY
INTEGRATED
SOCIETIES
WHERE
NETWORKS
OF
ALL
KIND
PERVERT
DOING
GOOD
IN
UNINTENTIONAL
EVIL .
CAN
INDIFFERENCE
BE
THE
NEW
ETHICAL
CODE?
A
III.J
ALBERTI:
MINGLING,
RESEMBLANCE
AND
AS
IF
*P.366
INSTEAD
OF
DISMISSING
ALBERTI S
ARCHITECTURAL
THEORY
AS
PRE-RATIONAL
THINKING
WITH
A
RUDI
MENTARY
PSYCHOLOGY ,
WE
SHOULD
ACKNOWLEDGE
ITS
EMBEDMENT
IN
RENAISSANCE
THINKING.
IN
THAT
CASE
WE
CAN
VALUE
ITS
ADHERENCE
TO
MINGLING
FORMS,
TO
THE
SUPREMACY
OF
RADICAL
FANTASY
AND
THE
AS
IF
ACCEPTANCE
OF
THE
WORLD.
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| spelling | Nijenhuis, Wim 1948- Verfasser (DE-588)134056388 aut The riddle of the real city, or the dark knowledge of urbanism genealogy, prophecy and epistemology Wim Nijenhuis Amsterdam Uitgeverij Duizend & Een [2017] 384 Seiten Illustrationen, Pläne, Karten 30 cm txt rdacontent sti rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Is the basis for our knowledge about city and urban planning solid? How can we theorise about urban design and architecture in our current age? Designed as a triptych of three books in one, this publication intends to enrich our theoretical understanding of urban interventions. Urban design theorist and historian Wim Nijenhuis engages various philosophers and a spectrum of disciplines, such as urbanism, architecture, history, media science, and art, in each section: a treatise on urban history, essays about the condition of the city in our media age, and meditations about epistemological problems that in turn question the practice of critical writing and propose a shift in worldview Gesellschaft Stadtplanung Stadtplanung (DE-588)4056754-0 gnd rswk-swf Städtebau (DE-588)4056795-3 gnd rswk-swf City planning / Social aspects Städtebau (DE-588)4056795-3 s Stadtplanung (DE-588)4056754-0 s DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe (epub) 978-90-71346-47-7 V:DE-604 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029773021&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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