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Des-/Orientierung = Des-/orientation = Dis-/orientation
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- Creator
- [editors, Design2context ; Ruedi Baur [and others]]
- Other Title
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- Des-/dis-/orientation, Des-/orient -/Orientierung/ation
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- Orient-ierung/ation, des-/dés-/dis-/orient-ierung/ation 2
- Format
- Books
- Languages
- German, English, French
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- Baden : Lars Müller Publishers, ©2008-©2010
- Physical Details
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- 2 volumes : illustrations (some color), maps ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 9783037781333, 3037781335, 9783037781586, 3037781580
- OCLC
- ocn213114095
- "This volume accompanies 'Disorientation/Orientation'--from the context of an international series of colloquiums and a postgraduate program in 2007-8, organized by Design2context, Institut für Designforschung der Züricher Hochschule der Künste, Departement Design, as part of the institutional research focus 'Orientation'"--Colophon
- Volume 1 title from spine.
- Title on volume 2: Orient-ierung/ation, des-/dés-/dis-/orient-ierung/ation 2.
- V. 1 accompanied by 22 sheets of various sizes.
- V. 2 accompanied by 60 loose-leaf pictures.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Text in German, English, and French.
- v. 2. On the utility of disorientation and its study / Ruedi Baur -- The orient of occidental discorientation / Clemens Bellut -- Improvisation as (dis- )orientation / Christopher Dell -- The philosophy of disorientation / Suzanne Leblanc -- Farewell to the east : the genealogy of the shape of the globe / Sébastien Thiery -- Social disorientation and the new spirit of capitalism / Franz Schultheis -- Localization or imagination? : (dis- )orientation in global modernity / Annette Hornbacher -- Orientation and fear / André Richter -- The freedom of orientation : on torture, individual and collective mind control, propaganda, and the danger of legitimate forms of forced disorientation / Stefanie-Vera Kockot -- Uncanny effects : boundary displacements between orientation and disorientation : Cindy Sherman's studies / Elisabeth Blum -- Media-based (dis- )orientation as cultural catastrophe (emergency) and emergency design as cultural technique of transformation : an excursus on the sociology of design / Yana Milev -- What is there where I can't see, but know it must be there? : surveillance as answer to the dilemma of human existence / Nils Zurawski -- A political reading of design : the case of orientation / Philippe Gauthier, Sébastien Prouix -- Orienttion, disorientation, and context : the cognitive perspective / Bernard Cadet -- Indoor wayfinding : cognitive principles and spatial factors / Christoph Hölscher -- The train station as a point of orienttion, or the simultaneous orchestration of interface, meeting point, and parket place / Trond Maag -- The situation of orientating ourselves / Guillaume Jacques -- A methodological parkour or towards orientation as implacement / Ella Chmielewska -- Scenic orientation : on the significance of scenes for wayfinding / Urs-Jakob Rüetschi -- Orienting map : two historical case studies / Steffen Bogen -- Maps and concepts / Hendrik Ziezold -- Geometrein : measuring the environment as a means of orientation / Toni Kotnik -- Fluid spaces and the "glassy ghost" : diffuse remarks on disorientation and disconcertion in architectural concepts from modernity onwards / Andrea Gleiniger -- Just a moment! : the gaze and the scenographic interval / Frank den Oudsten -- Trapped in the labyrinth : strategies of exhibiting between orientation and disorientation / Philipp Teufel -- Scenes from virtual space / David Skopec -- The city in film / Georg Bringolf -- City as stage, city on stage / Imanuel Schipper -- Orientation and narrative, an experiential approach : from the signaletic journey to the journey of the appropriative experience / Denis Rioux -- An entry without inscription, a letter, and a map / Claudia Westermann -- The honey winds of Bandladonga, or how the Santals in West Bengal orient themselves by sound / Andres Bosshard