InHabit People Places and Possessions Cultural Interactions Studies in the Relationship between the Arts 1st Edition by Antony Buxton, Linda Hulin, Jane Anderson, Peter Lang ISBN 9781787072329 1787072320

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Author: Antony Buxton, Linda Hulin, Jane Anderson, Peter Lang

InHabit People Places and Possessions Cultural Interactions Studies in the Relationship between the Arts 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Conceptualising Habitation

1. InHabiting Space: Archaeologists, Objects and Architecture (Linda Hulin)

House and home

Architecture and behaviour

Archaeology and behaviour

Bibliography

2. Uncertain Futures, Obscure Pasts: The Relationship between the Subject and the Object in the Praxis of Archaeology and Architectural Design (Jane Anderson)

Introduction

Architecture and archaeology

A literary perspective on the relationship between subject and object

A philosophical perspective on the relationship between subject and object

The effect of the architect or archaeologist in the dynamic between subject and object

Case study: Atelier Bow Wow

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

Bibliography

3. Furnitecture (Andrea Placidi)

Furnitecture

Definition of the term ‘Furnitecture’

The application of furnitecture

Conclusion

Bibliography

Part II: Practising Habitation

4. You Are Where You Eat: Worldview and the Public/Private Preparation and Consumption of Food (Wendy Morrison)

Introduction

Public and private space

Understanding worldview

An example from Roman Britain

Discussion

Bibliography

5. London in Pieces: A Biography of a Lost Urban Streetscape (Matthew Jenkins / Charlotte Newman)

A London streetscape: Discovering Tilney Street

A social context: Tilney Street and Mayfair

Ladies, earls and spinsters: A story of Tilney Street and its form, function and use

1 Tilney Street

4 Tilney Street

3 Tilney Street

5 Tilney Street

2 Tilney Street

Conclusion

Abbreviations

Bibliography

Primary sources

Published secondary sources

Unpublished secondary sources

6. Feasts and Triumphs: The Structural Dynamic of Elite Social Status in the English Country House (Antony Buxton)

Late medieval ‘estate’ and early modern emergent comfort: Horizontal internal hierarchy

The house of the sixteenth-century humanist courtier: Elevated discrimination

Late seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century aristocratic discernment: Horizontal and vertical social filtering

Mid-eighteenth-century social peer association: Horizontal circulation

Victorian upper-middle-class moral probity and material management: Systematised nucleated engagement

Conclusion

Bibliography

7. Miracle Kitchens and Bachelor Pads: The Competing Narratives of Modern Spaces (Rebecca Devers)

Bibliography

Part III: Diminished Habitation

8. A Home on the Waves: The Archaeology of Seafaring and Domestic Space (Damian Robinson)

Introduction

Performance, safety and transient domestic space

Domestic space and maritime archaeology

The Mary Rose

The Serçe Limanı ship

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

Bibliography

9. Homeless Habitus: An Archaeology of Homeless Places (Rachael Kiddey)

Introduction

What do we mean by ‘home’ and ‘homeless’?

What is street homelessness?

Contemporary archaeology: An approach to modern material heritage

Habitus in relation to contemporary archaeology

The Homeless Heritage project 2009–14

Case studies: Two homeless ‘home’ places

Jane’s Hot Skipper

Jacko’s multi-storey car park sleeping place

Discussion

Conclusion

Bibliography

Part IV: Ruptured Habitation

10. Continuity and Memory: Domestic Space, Gesture and Affection at the Sixteenth-Century Deathbed (Catherine Richardson)

Bibliography

11. Don’t Try This at Home: Artists’ Viewing Inhabitation (Stephen Walker)

Introduction

House, Rachel Whiteread, 1993

Alteration to a Suburban House, Dan Graham, 1978

Splitting, Gordon Matta-Clark, 1974

Don’t try this at home

Bibliography

Afterword (Frances F. Berdan)

Some key themes

Adaptation

Relationships and context

Dynamics and agency

The value of interdisciplinary approaches

Notes on Contributors

Index

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