The metabolist imagination: visions of the city in postwar Japanese architecture and science fiction
"This manuscript examines the relationship between architecture, urban design, and science fiction in postwar Japan, focusing on Metabolism, an avant-garde architectural movement formed in 1960 and influenced by the science fiction of Komatsu Sakyô, who collaborated with Metabolist architects d...
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adam_text | Acknowledgments v¡¡ Introduction 1 City Visions: Metabolism and Science Fiction і 27 2 Ruined Cities: Isozaki Arata and Komatsu Sakyõ 53 3 Planetary Cities: Komatsu Sakyo s Disaster Fiction бэ 4 Future City: The 1970 Osaka Expo 87 5 Liquid Cities: The Technopolis from Expo to Cyberpunk 111 6 Metabolist Echoes: Akira, Patlabor, and Yanobe Kenji 143 Notes 165 Selected Filmography 195 Bibliography 197 Index 215
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Acknowledgments v¡¡ Introduction 1 City Visions: Metabolism and Science Fiction і 27 2 Ruined Cities: Isozaki Arata and Komatsu Sakyõ 53 3 Planetary Cities: Komatsu Sakyo's Disaster Fiction бэ 4 Future City: The 1970 Osaka Expo 87 5 Liquid Cities: The Technopolis from Expo to Cyberpunk 111 6 Metabolist Echoes: Akira, Patlabor, and Yanobe Kenji 143 Notes 165 Selected Filmography 195 Bibliography 197 Index 215 |
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