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18. Caregiving as Method

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Siddiqi, Anooradha Iyer, primary, Bilsel, Can, additional, Miljački, Ana, additional, Cadogan, Garnette, additional, Shahid, Javairia, additional, Osayimwese, Itohan, additional, Patel, Kush, additional, Chee, Lilian, additional, Wendel, Delia Duong Ba, additional, Cephas, Jay, additional, Okoye, Ikem Stanley, additional, Rawes, Peg, additional, and Mendoza, Elis, additional

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2022
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20. Field Notes on Design Activism: 6

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Admassu, Emanuel, primary, Kim, Janette, additional, Rivera, Danielle, additional, Jackson Bell, Carla, additional, Bhatia, Neeraj, additional, León, Ana María, additional, Sturlaugson, Brent, additional, Chee, Lilian, additional, Neveu, Marc, additional, and Haar, Sharon, additional

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2022
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23. Reflections on, and from, Feminist Practice: Introduction to the 'Home' Special Issue.

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Simon, Jane, Maalsen, Sophia, Chee, Lilian, and Smith, Cathy

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FEMINISM, DOMESTIC space, WOMEN'S studies, ECOLOGICAL houses, CREATIVE ability, HOMELESSNESS
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Home is a vital site and subject for feminist research. This introduction to the special issue of Australian Feminist Studies on 'Home' begins by reflecting on domestic spaces and routines as they unfold through contemporary art and performance. This reflection maps home as both a material space and an imaginary: a complex realm of constraints and possibilities. The discussion on this complexity of home is then situated within the contemporary context of the gendered experience of housing, from its precarity to its porous boundaries, ideas which are engaged with throughout the special issue. Taken together, the articles in this special issue show how questions of creativity, care, labour and technology, all pivot around home as a significant and (still) politicised site for feminist thought. Research into gender, housing and homelessness, and human-centric ideas about home also provide key insights into home as an unfixed, relational and political space. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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24. Other Spaces of Quarantine

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Lozanovska, Mirjana, primary, Pieris, Anoma, additional, Haghighi, Farzaneh, additional, Taylor, William M., additional, Hou, Jeffrey, additional, Smitheram, Jan, additional, and Chee, Lilian, additional

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2020
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25. Studio Culture as Competency. From Pedagogy to Publics.

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Chee, Lilian and Tan, Yi-Ern Samuel

Subjects
ARCHITECTURAL studios, PUBLIC architecture, SOCIAL exchange, CULTURAL transmission, STUDENT exchange programs, PUBLIC spaces
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The teaching of design, the act of design itself, and its competencies are always conceived as a mystery--knowable to a certain extent yet unknowable in its totality. In studies of how design knowledge is transferred in the studio, the focus typically centers around a determinate and quantifiable pedagogical exchange between student and tutor, consistent with its etymological roots in paidagōgia, suggestive of instruction akin to the teaching of a child. Yet, we witness other kinds of exchanges and social formations in the studio that expand beyond the student-tutor exchange, more akin to the cultural transmission of a distinct set of codes, behaviors, norms, and organizations autonomous from pedagogical structures. In this paper, we shift the conversation from one solely centered around pedagogy to an orbit of the architecture studio's culture, whose social making, we argue, produces the public body of the architecture community and is itself the competency acquired in the architecture studio. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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38. Book reviews.

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Chee, Lilian, Morley, Ian, Rice, Charles, and Wealleans, Anne

Subjects
NONFICTION
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The article reviews several books including "The Architect and the Housewife," by Frances Stark, "Hampstead Garden Suburb: Arts and Crafts Utopia?" by Mervyn Miller and "Imagined Interiors: Representing the Domestic Interior Since the Renaissance," edited by Jeremy Aynsley and Charlotte Grant.

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2007
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