Sites of memory : Perspectives on architecture and race / Craig Evan Barton
Por: Barton, Craig Evan [Autor].
Tipo de material: LibroEditor: New York Princeton Architectural Press 2001Descripción: 193 p.ISBN: 156898233X.Tema(s): ESTADOS UNIDOS -- HISTORIA LOCAL | AFRICANOS -- AMERICANOS -- VIDA SOCIAL | AFRICANOS -- AMERICANOS -- CONDICIONES Y COSTUMBRES SOCIALES | AFRICANO AMERICANO -- ARQUITECTURA | LITERATURA EN IDIOMA INGLESClasificación CDD: 305.89 Resumen: DUALITY & INVISIBILITY: RACE AND MEMORY IN THE URBANISM OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH. Between rooms 307: spaces of memory at the national civil rights museum. Uncovering places of memory: walking tours of Manhattan. Miami´s colors-over segregation: segregation, interstate 95 and Miami’s Africa-America legends. NEGOTIATED SPACE: THE BLACK COLLEGE CAMPUS AS A CULTURAL RECORD OF POSTBELLUM AMERICA. Marking brown v. board of education: memorializing separate and unequal space. Accommodation, resistance, and appropriation in Africa-America building. Body.memory.map: a narrative in 12 segments. SONOROUS URBANISM: SPATIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE AACM. Waiting on the dawn at demus: reflections on historic landscape documentation. African-American art and architecture: a theology of life, death, and transformation. Storing memories in the yard: remaking Poplar Street, the shifting black cultural landscape.Tipo de ítem | Ubicación actual | Signatura | Copia número | Estado | Fecha de vencimiento | Código de barras | Reserva de ejemplares |
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DUALITY & INVISIBILITY: RACE AND MEMORY IN THE URBANISM OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH. Between rooms 307: spaces of memory at the national civil rights museum. Uncovering places of memory: walking tours of Manhattan. Miami´s colors-over segregation: segregation, interstate 95 and Miami’s Africa-America legends. NEGOTIATED SPACE: THE BLACK COLLEGE CAMPUS AS A CULTURAL RECORD OF POSTBELLUM AMERICA. Marking brown v. board of education: memorializing separate and unequal space. Accommodation, resistance, and appropriation in Africa-America building. Body.memory.map: a narrative in 12 segments. SONOROUS URBANISM: SPATIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE AACM. Waiting on the dawn at demus: reflections on historic landscape documentation. African-American art and architecture: a theology of life, death, and transformation. Storing memories in the yard: remaking Poplar Street, the shifting black cultural landscape.
Barton, Craig Evan 2001 2001
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