Design and Modernity in Asia
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Design and Modernity in Asia
National Identity and Transnational Exchange 1945-1990
Lee, Yunah; Rajguru, Megha
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
10/2022
256
Dura
Inglês
9781350091481
15 a 20 dias
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List of Figures
List of Contributors
Foreword, Gyan Prakash (Princeton University, USA)
Introduction: Approaching Modern Living in Asia, 1945-1990, Yunah Lee and Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
Constructing National Identities
1. 'Japanese Modern': a Post-War Japonisme Crusade, Yasuko Suga (Tsuda University, Japan)
2. Modernization of Turkey Through Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Deniz Hasirci (Izmir University of Economics, Turkey) and Zeynep Tuna Ultav (Yasar University, Turkey)
3. A Distanced Modernism: Identity and Authoritarianism via Academic Campus Architecture in East Pakistan 1958-1971, Ziad Qureshi (University of Houston, USA)
Modernity and Public Spaces
4. Leisure for the Modern Citizen: Swimming in Modern Singapore, Jesse O'Neill and Nadia Wagner (Glasgow School of Art, UK)
5. From Hygienic Modernity to Green Modernity: Two Modes of Modern Living in Hong Kong Since the 1970s, Loretta I.T Lou (University of Oxford, UK)
6. Imagining Cultural Modernity in the Global Nation: South Korea and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Ilmin Nah (Universite Paris, France)
Modern Living Discourse and Print Cultures
7. Concrete Designs for Living Proposed by Marg Magazine: the Materiality and Political Economy of Modernism in India in the Early Years after Independence, Suchitra Balasubrahmanyan (Ambedkar University Delhi, India)
8. 'To Live or Not to Live, That is the Question': Spatial Symbolism of Apartments in Korean Literature of the 1980s, Zhee Won Cha (Seoul National University, South Korea)
9. Sweet Treats and Foreign Foods: Hanako Magazine, Food, and the Internationalized Women of the Japanese Bubble Economy, Hui-Ying Kerr (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Transnational Exchanges
10. Cultural Politics of the Cold War and Living a Shibui Life, Izumi Kuroishi (Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan)
11. The Modern Kitchen in Korea: Design, Modernity and Transnationalism, Yunah Lee (University of Brighton, UK)
12. Locating Modern Living: Charles Correa, Asia and the Third World, Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
List of Contributors
Foreword, Gyan Prakash (Princeton University, USA)
Introduction: Approaching Modern Living in Asia, 1945-1990, Yunah Lee and Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
Constructing National Identities
1. 'Japanese Modern': a Post-War Japonisme Crusade, Yasuko Suga (Tsuda University, Japan)
2. Modernization of Turkey Through Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Deniz Hasirci (Izmir University of Economics, Turkey) and Zeynep Tuna Ultav (Yasar University, Turkey)
3. A Distanced Modernism: Identity and Authoritarianism via Academic Campus Architecture in East Pakistan 1958-1971, Ziad Qureshi (University of Houston, USA)
Modernity and Public Spaces
4. Leisure for the Modern Citizen: Swimming in Modern Singapore, Jesse O'Neill and Nadia Wagner (Glasgow School of Art, UK)
5. From Hygienic Modernity to Green Modernity: Two Modes of Modern Living in Hong Kong Since the 1970s, Loretta I.T Lou (University of Oxford, UK)
6. Imagining Cultural Modernity in the Global Nation: South Korea and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Ilmin Nah (Universite Paris, France)
Modern Living Discourse and Print Cultures
7. Concrete Designs for Living Proposed by Marg Magazine: the Materiality and Political Economy of Modernism in India in the Early Years after Independence, Suchitra Balasubrahmanyan (Ambedkar University Delhi, India)
8. 'To Live or Not to Live, That is the Question': Spatial Symbolism of Apartments in Korean Literature of the 1980s, Zhee Won Cha (Seoul National University, South Korea)
9. Sweet Treats and Foreign Foods: Hanako Magazine, Food, and the Internationalized Women of the Japanese Bubble Economy, Hui-Ying Kerr (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Transnational Exchanges
10. Cultural Politics of the Cold War and Living a Shibui Life, Izumi Kuroishi (Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan)
11. The Modern Kitchen in Korea: Design, Modernity and Transnationalism, Yunah Lee (University of Brighton, UK)
12. Locating Modern Living: Charles Correa, Asia and the Third World, Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
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modernity; modernism; design history; Asian design; Asia; Japan; Turkey; Pakistan; Singapore; Hong Kong; South Korea; India; living; design magazines; post-modernism; identity; literature; architecture; housing; homes; lifestyle; colonialism; post-colonialism
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Foreword, Gyan Prakash (Princeton University, USA)
Introduction: Approaching Modern Living in Asia, 1945-1990, Yunah Lee and Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
Constructing National Identities
1. 'Japanese Modern': a Post-War Japonisme Crusade, Yasuko Suga (Tsuda University, Japan)
2. Modernization of Turkey Through Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Deniz Hasirci (Izmir University of Economics, Turkey) and Zeynep Tuna Ultav (Yasar University, Turkey)
3. A Distanced Modernism: Identity and Authoritarianism via Academic Campus Architecture in East Pakistan 1958-1971, Ziad Qureshi (University of Houston, USA)
Modernity and Public Spaces
4. Leisure for the Modern Citizen: Swimming in Modern Singapore, Jesse O'Neill and Nadia Wagner (Glasgow School of Art, UK)
5. From Hygienic Modernity to Green Modernity: Two Modes of Modern Living in Hong Kong Since the 1970s, Loretta I.T Lou (University of Oxford, UK)
6. Imagining Cultural Modernity in the Global Nation: South Korea and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Ilmin Nah (Universite Paris, France)
Modern Living Discourse and Print Cultures
7. Concrete Designs for Living Proposed by Marg Magazine: the Materiality and Political Economy of Modernism in India in the Early Years after Independence, Suchitra Balasubrahmanyan (Ambedkar University Delhi, India)
8. 'To Live or Not to Live, That is the Question': Spatial Symbolism of Apartments in Korean Literature of the 1980s, Zhee Won Cha (Seoul National University, South Korea)
9. Sweet Treats and Foreign Foods: Hanako Magazine, Food, and the Internationalized Women of the Japanese Bubble Economy, Hui-Ying Kerr (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Transnational Exchanges
10. Cultural Politics of the Cold War and Living a Shibui Life, Izumi Kuroishi (Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan)
11. The Modern Kitchen in Korea: Design, Modernity and Transnationalism, Yunah Lee (University of Brighton, UK)
12. Locating Modern Living: Charles Correa, Asia and the Third World, Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
List of Contributors
Foreword, Gyan Prakash (Princeton University, USA)
Introduction: Approaching Modern Living in Asia, 1945-1990, Yunah Lee and Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
Constructing National Identities
1. 'Japanese Modern': a Post-War Japonisme Crusade, Yasuko Suga (Tsuda University, Japan)
2. Modernization of Turkey Through Mid-Century Modern Furniture, Deniz Hasirci (Izmir University of Economics, Turkey) and Zeynep Tuna Ultav (Yasar University, Turkey)
3. A Distanced Modernism: Identity and Authoritarianism via Academic Campus Architecture in East Pakistan 1958-1971, Ziad Qureshi (University of Houston, USA)
Modernity and Public Spaces
4. Leisure for the Modern Citizen: Swimming in Modern Singapore, Jesse O'Neill and Nadia Wagner (Glasgow School of Art, UK)
5. From Hygienic Modernity to Green Modernity: Two Modes of Modern Living in Hong Kong Since the 1970s, Loretta I.T Lou (University of Oxford, UK)
6. Imagining Cultural Modernity in the Global Nation: South Korea and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Ilmin Nah (Universite Paris, France)
Modern Living Discourse and Print Cultures
7. Concrete Designs for Living Proposed by Marg Magazine: the Materiality and Political Economy of Modernism in India in the Early Years after Independence, Suchitra Balasubrahmanyan (Ambedkar University Delhi, India)
8. 'To Live or Not to Live, That is the Question': Spatial Symbolism of Apartments in Korean Literature of the 1980s, Zhee Won Cha (Seoul National University, South Korea)
9. Sweet Treats and Foreign Foods: Hanako Magazine, Food, and the Internationalized Women of the Japanese Bubble Economy, Hui-Ying Kerr (Nottingham Trent University, UK)
Transnational Exchanges
10. Cultural Politics of the Cold War and Living a Shibui Life, Izumi Kuroishi (Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan)
11. The Modern Kitchen in Korea: Design, Modernity and Transnationalism, Yunah Lee (University of Brighton, UK)
12. Locating Modern Living: Charles Correa, Asia and the Third World, Megha Rajguru (University of Brighton, UK)
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