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Warda, Johannes (Ed.): Beyond Bauhaus: New Approaches to Architecture and Design Theory, Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net-ART-Books, 2020. https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.658
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Beyond Bauhaus: New Approaches to Architecture and Design Theory
The ever new preoccupation with the avant-garde movements of the 20th century is an integral part of the theoretical discourse of architecture, art and design. The authors of this volume take the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus as an occasion for a critical revision of its pedagogical concepts, gender policy and design theoretical implications. Finally, the contributions open up new perspectives on the increasingly hybridising fields of the design disciplines between virtual environments, the aesthetics of sustainable design, biotechnology and the question of a postcolonial ethic.
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Introduction
viii-1
Bauhaus Pedagogy, 100 Years After
8-9
Toward an Environment-based Pedagogy of Creativity: Learning from the Bauhaus and Dewey’s Pragmatism
45-65
Doing Design: Theories of A Practice
66-67
Looking Ahead by Looking Back: The Role of Research in Design for Creativity, Inspiration and Innovation – A Case Study
69-97
A Cyclic Narrative: Will we See a Return to Rationalistic Design Thinking in the 21st Century?
99-113
Ecologies of the Future
128-129
Vom Gestalter zum Schöpfer – Appell zur Positionierung der synthetischen Biologie als neue Disziplin des Designs
179-201
New Manifestos
216-217
Between the individual tortoise shell and the collective malocas, we are nowhere in particular
A short imagetic essay
239-241