Globalization, Violence and the Visual Culture of Cities by Lindner, Christoph -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

‘Questioning Cities’ Contents Figures Contributors Foreword Acknowledgements 1 Globalization and violence

VISUAL CULTURE AND GLOBAL CITIES EXHIBITING THE GLOBAL CITY FEAR, MEMORY, AND SPECTACLE CITY OF PANIC

Part I Fear

2 Architecture and economies of violence

INTRODUCTION: ECONOMIES OF VIOLENCE ARCHITECTURE AND ECONOMIES OF VIOLENCE ALPHAVILLE A CHANGING ECONOMY OF VIOLENCE NOTES

3 Drugs and assassins in the city of flows

INTRODUCTION CINEMA AND GLOBALIZATION IN LATIN AMERICA COLOMBIA BRAZIL

4 Temporary discomfort

NOTHING HAPPENS THE VALLEY OPPIDUM REVOLUTION MARKETING PULVER GUT ANTECEDENTS NOTHING HAPPENS, TWICE

5 American military imaginaries and Iraqi cities

LATE MODERN WAR AND THE CITY AS VISUAL FIELD GENEALOGIES OF THE CULTURAL TURN FROM CULTURAL MORPHOLOGY TO THE CULTURAL SCIENCES RE-SCRIPTING AND REMODELLING IRAQ THE CULTURAL (RE)TURN THERAPEUTIC DISCOURSE AND THE BIOPOLITICS OF COUNTER-INSURGENCY

Part II Memory

6 Globalization and the remembrance of violence

MEMORY AND MONUMENTS IN CITY SPACE MEMORY VALUE AT POTSDAMER PLATZ THE AESTHETICS OF MONUMENTAL MEMORY IN POST-UNIFICATION BERLIN CRITICALLY REFRAMING THE TRACES OF VIOLENCE FACES INSTEAD OF TRACES NOTE

7 Trash aesthetics

CITY-SPACE CITYSCAPE LIFESCAPE LANDSCAPE

8 Global Beijing

NEW CHINA VIOLENT SPACE CLASSED SPACE THE WORLD IS A VIOLENT PLACE SOCIAL IMAGINARY VIOLENCE AS NORMAL CONCLUSION

Part III Spectacle

9 The poetics of scale in urban photography

10 Globalization and cultural capital 11 Conspiracy, surveillance, and the spatial turn in the Bourne Trilogy

Bibliography Index