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Constructing Criticism
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Product Description: This issue of OASE examines the diminishing culture of architecture criticism, and the role that architecture magazines play within the current debate. A record of events organized around the journal's twenty-fifth anniversary, this issue brings together important critical voices around one central question: what role should the architecture journal play in an increasingly acritical landscape...read more
By Peter Burger, Francoise Fromonot, Helene Janniere, Esa Laaksonen and Irenee Scalbert
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9789056627522, titled "Constructing Criticism: Criticism Revisited" | Bilingual edition (Nai Uitgevers Pub, October 31, 2010), cover price $35.00 | About this edition: This issue of OASE examines the diminishing culture of architecture criticism, and the role that architecture magazines play within the current debate.

Revues d'Architecture dans les Annees 1960 et 19790/Architectural Periodicals in the 1960s and 1970s: Fragments d'une Histoire Evenementielle, Intellectuelle et Materielle/Towards a Factual, Intellectual and Material History : actes du Colluque Interna
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Product Description: The 1960s and 1970s were the heroic age of the so-called architectural little magazines. During this period even commercial periodicals were willing to include theoretical discourse as they catered to a profession confronted by radical social change...read more
By Helene Janniere (editor), Alexis Sornin (editor) and France Vanlaethem (editor)
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9782980782411 | Bilingual edition (ABC Art Books Canada Distribution, September 1, 2008), cover price $29.95 | About this edition: The 1960s and 1970s were the heroic age of the so-called architectural little magazines.

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