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Critical and Clinical Cartographies rethinks medical and design pedagogies in the context of both the Affective and Digital Turns that are occurring under the umbrella of New Materialism. This collection is framed through Deleuze's symptomalogical approach which creates the ideal terrain for architecture and medical technologies of care to meet with robotics, alongside the newly emerging 'materialist landscape'.
A number of questions emerge, which are addressed across the collection.
What is the impact of the Digital Turn on the contemporary medical and architectural education and/or practice?How does the Posthuman Turn influence the possible convergence of medical and architectural education and/or practice?How has the biopolitical concept of care mutated under the proliferation of digital technology?How could medical research contribute to architectural design and how could design, in turn, contribute to the improvement of health care?
Contents
The Four Domains of the Plane of ConsistencyAndrej Radman & Heidi Sohni
Introduction: A Research into Man Machine Technologies: Architecture's Dream of a Bio FutureArie Graafland
Part I: Architecture
1. Urban Correlationism: A Matter of AccessStavros Kousoulas
2. Housing Biopolitics and CarePeg Rawes
3. Amorphous ContinuaChris Smith
Part II: Robotics
4. Robots Don't Care: Why Bots Won't Reboot ArchitectureChristian Girard
5. The Convivial ART of Vortical ThinkingKeith Evan Green
6. Emotive EmbodimentsKas Oosterhuis
Part III: Medicine
7. Ecologies of Corporeal SpaceKatharina D. Martin
8. Swimming in the JointRachel Prentice
9. Key-Hole Surgery: Minimally Invasive TechnologyJenny Dankelman
Part IV: Philosophy
10. Elasticity and Plasticity: Anthropo-Design and the Crisis of RepetitionSjoerd van Tuinen11. Automata, Man-machines and Embodiment: Deflating or Inflating Life?Charles T. Wolfe
12. Generative Futures: On Affirmative EthicsRosi Braidotti
Notes on ContributorsIndex
