Titlebook: Architecture, Materiality and Society; Connecting Sociology Anna-Lisa Müller,Werner Reichmann Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Selection Induced Genetic Variationd and used — the social — is a key issue within the sociology of architecture. The relationship between the material and the social is contested: some tend to reify one, be it the material or the social, at the expense of the other, whereas others consider the material and the social to be ‘constitu

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Assessing Population Subdivisioniences. It thus addresses the problem of aesthetics, which has attracted little attention from a sociological point of view (Reckwitz 2008:259–80). Since the same holds true for architectonic experiences (Dangschat 2009), the present chapter takes a fundamental look at the correlations related to th

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Molecular Clocks and the Origin of Animalsocial changes in neighbourhoods. In this chapter, I disrupt this assumption and present a more complicated picture of the relationship between a neighbourhood’s social change and physical form. In doing so, I propose introducing two concepts to urban sociology that stem from science and technology s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4830-6Architectural projects often attract diverging political expectations and evolve into relatively structured areas of dispute or political arenas. This chapter investigates the role of architecture within such arenas in the town of Maastricht, the Netherlands.