Monsoon as Method: Assembling Monsoonal Multiplicities

By: Bremner, LindsayMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New York Actar Publisher 2022Description: 360pISBN: 9781638408048Subject(s): Urban DesignDDC classification: 711
Contents:
Foreword by Karen Coelhop.6, Introduction: mansoon as method by Lindsay Bremner p.10, Illustrated glossary of monsoonal term by John Cook p.28, Part 1: Urban Assemblages: Chennai, city of airs by Lindsay Bremner p.36, Dhaka, a city woven from water by Beth Cullen p.70, Yangon, a city shaped by the geological monsoon by Lindsay Bremner and Beth Cullen p.108, PLATES: Monsoonal cartographies by Tom Benson John Cook and Christina Geros p.144, Part 2: Monsoonal Multiplicities: Chapter 1: Methodological Framings p.184, Drawing the monsoon into eco-critical Conversations by Lindsay Bremner p.186, Intuiting a monsoonal ethnography by Beth Cullen p.192, Monsoonal thermodynamics by Lindsay Bremner p.202, Fieldwork encounters with monsoon time by Beth Cullen p.210, Design studio as method: un-grounding and re-grounding design pedagogy by Lindsay Bremner p.218, Chapter 2_Matters and Matterings: Monsoonal atmospheres by Christina Geros p.228, The air of the monsoon: in myth, pause and story Harshavardhan Bhat p.236, The ocean and the monsoon by Christina Geros p.242, Thinking with groundwater from by Chennal Anthony Powis p.252, Salt, matter and mattering by Christina Geros p.258, Monsoonal sediments by Lindsay Bremner p.264, Plastic trails: tracing recalcitrant matter by Beth Cullen p.274, Chapter 3: Monsoonal Infrastructures: Bangla bricks: constellations of monsoonal mobilities by Beth Cullen p.284, Canals as infrastructure for constructing the indebted state by Christina Geros p.292, South Indian tanks as meteorological infrastructure by Beth Cullen p.298, Pipes and pots by Lindsay Bremner p.306, Chapter 4: Interspecies: Intralocutions - Atmospheric ecologies of the Pantala flavescens dragonfly by Beth Cullen p.316, The changing monsoonal waterworlds of the hilsa fish by Beth Cullen p.326, Stickiness of the Halasina Hannu by Harshavardhan Bhat p.334, Earth goddesses, snakes and the monsoon by Beth Cullen p.338, Architecture, weeds and the chemical calculus of decay by Lindsay Bremner p.346, Data sources p.352, Authors biographies p.354, Acknowledgements p.356
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Foreword by Karen Coelhop.6, Introduction: mansoon as method by Lindsay Bremner p.10, Illustrated glossary of monsoonal term by John Cook p.28, Part 1: Urban Assemblages: Chennai, city of airs by Lindsay Bremner p.36, Dhaka, a city woven from water by Beth Cullen p.70, Yangon, a city shaped by the geological monsoon by Lindsay Bremner and Beth Cullen p.108, PLATES: Monsoonal cartographies by Tom Benson John Cook and Christina Geros p.144, Part 2: Monsoonal Multiplicities: Chapter 1: Methodological Framings p.184, Drawing the monsoon into eco-critical Conversations by Lindsay Bremner p.186, Intuiting a monsoonal ethnography by Beth Cullen p.192, Monsoonal thermodynamics by Lindsay Bremner p.202, Fieldwork encounters with monsoon time by Beth Cullen p.210, Design studio as method: un-grounding and re-grounding design pedagogy by Lindsay Bremner p.218, Chapter 2_Matters and Matterings: Monsoonal atmospheres by Christina Geros p.228, The air of the monsoon: in myth, pause and story Harshavardhan Bhat p.236, The ocean and the monsoon by Christina Geros p.242, Thinking with groundwater from by Chennal Anthony Powis p.252, Salt, matter and mattering by Christina Geros p.258, Monsoonal sediments by Lindsay Bremner p.264, Plastic trails: tracing recalcitrant matter by Beth Cullen p.274, Chapter 3: Monsoonal Infrastructures: Bangla bricks: constellations of monsoonal mobilities by Beth Cullen p.284, Canals as infrastructure for constructing the indebted state by Christina Geros p.292, South Indian tanks as meteorological infrastructure by Beth Cullen p.298, Pipes and pots by Lindsay Bremner p.306, Chapter 4: Interspecies: Intralocutions - Atmospheric ecologies of the Pantala flavescens dragonfly by Beth Cullen p.316, The changing monsoonal waterworlds of the hilsa fish by Beth Cullen p.326, Stickiness of the Halasina Hannu by Harshavardhan Bhat p.334, Earth goddesses, snakes and the monsoon by Beth Cullen p.338, Architecture, weeds and the chemical calculus of decay by Lindsay Bremner p.346, Data sources p.352, Authors biographies p.354, Acknowledgements p.356

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