<nettime-ann> New Journal: Environment, Space, Place, Vol. 1 / Spring 2009

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NEW JOURNAL: Environment, Space, Place

Vol. 1 / Spring 2009

Availability: Paperback & Electronic (pdf) Publication date: 29 June 2009 Size: 6 x 8.65 in Pages: 170 Language: English ISSN: 2066 - 5377 ISBN: 978-973-1997-24-7 (paperback) ISBN: 978-973-1997-25-4 (ebook) Individuals: Book: 15 EUR  (shipping not included) eBook: 8 EUR Institutions (with less than 500 readers): Book: 15 EUR  (shipping not included) eBook: 8 EUR Institutions (with more than 500 readers): Book: 15 EUR  (shipping not included) eBook: 80 EUR [DIRECT LINK]

Published in collaboration with the International Association for the Study of Environment, Space, and Place (IASESP), Environment, Space, Place is a transdisciplinary and interdisciplinary journal committed to values contributing to our rootedness to the earth and attunement to the environment, space, and place. Interdisciplinary is taken to mean that each discipline is encouraged to share its own particular excellence with the other disciplines in an open exchange. Transdisciplinary is taken to mean that contributors are required to make the “geographical turn.” Meant in the etymological sense of “earth inscription” or the spatiality of meaning, the geographical turn frames or makes thematic the spatial aspect of any and all earthly/worldly phenomena. www.towson.edu/iasesp Executive and Founding Editor: Gary Backhaus – Loyola College in Maryland Advisory Board: Lester Embree – Florida Atlantic University Peter Nekola – Pratt Institute Chris Philo – University of Glasgow George Psathas – Boston University Book Review Editors: Michael Wenisch – Barry University Dennis E. Skocz – Independent Scholar

CONTENTS

1. William Behun, To the Center of the Sky: Heidegger, Polar Symbolism, and Christian Sacred Architecture
2. Emiliano Trizio, Built-Spaces for World-Making
3. Mark H. Dixon, The Architecture of Solitude
4. Michael Wenisch, Peak Oil, Energy Limits, and Resulting Alterations in the Built Space of the United States
5. Kascha Semon, The Habit of Inhabitation: Rethinking Digital Design via Merleau-Ponty and Proust
6. Randy Laist, “The Style of What is to Come”: Representations of the World Trade Center in the Novels of Don DeLillo
7. Roger Paden, Historical Paradigms for Ecotourism
8. Glen A. Mazis, Touring as Authentically Embodying Place and a New World at a Glance
9. Shane J. Ralston, The Ebb and Flow of Primary and Secondary Experience: Kayak Touring and John Dewey’s Metaphysics of Experience

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