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Die neue Ungleichheit : ein Bildband entlang neoliberaler Architekturen = The new inequality : a photo book tracing neoliberal architectures
- Title
- Die neue Ungleichheit : ein Bildband entlang neoliberaler Architekturen = The new inequality : a photo book tracing neoliberal architectures / Fotografie, Arne Schmitt ; Text, Thorsten Krämer.
- Author
- Schmitt, Arne, 1984-
- Publication
- Leipzig : Spector Books, [2015]
- ©2015
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- Additional Authors
- Krämer, Thorsten, 1971-
- Description
- 13, 66 pages : illustrations; 21 x 23 cm
- Summary
- In March 2009 Cologne's historical Stadtarchiv collapsed: a catastrophe that can be seen as a consequence of a neoliberal programme of urban redevelopment. Yet for all that, critiques of neo-liberalism often run into difficulty because they lack a clearly defined object to focus on. Faced with structural complexities, their analysis and criticism is often directed towards isolated instances. Arne Schmitt confronts this tendency in his book with a resolutely straightforward approach, or with 'uncomplexity'. On a clearly mapped-out walk through Cologne, Schmitt photographs architecture from different periods, all in black and white. The images and the form of the book thus refer back to the theme-oriented photo-books of the 1950s and 1960s, in which political and social critiques of the day were combined with photographic depictions of the city, a level of achievement that is well worth recapturing.
- Alternative Title
- New inequality : a photo book tracing neoliberal architectures
- Subject
- Note
- Contains no title page, title from cover.
- Language (note)
- In German and English; English title and texts are inside the folded front and back cover.
- ISBN
- 9783959050272
- 3959050275
- LCCN
- 9783959050272
- OCLC
- ocn947020036
- 947020036
- SCSB-14520147
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library