Titlebook: How Ruins Acquire Aesthetic Value; Modern Ruins, Ruin P Tanya Whitehouse Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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The Ruin-Industrial Aesthetic: Ruins, and Ruin-Like Environments, Acquiring Aesthetic Value,he process of transition outlined in that chapter’s philosophical argument.?These are examples of places that now exhibit what I call a ruin-industrial aesthetic: museums, converted housing, and, especially, two former factories in Pennsylvania.

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Fascination with Ruins,This chapter addresses our perennial aesthetic attention to ruined environments, describing examples of this interest and analyzing its appeal. It underscores that our interest in ruins not only often exhibits fascination with ruins’ aesthetic properties, but prompts various kinds of activity, including exploration, travel, and new uses.

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Epilogue: Ruins Rising from the Ashes,Having argued that modern?ruins do qualify as genuine instances of the ruin phenomenon, and vindicated our interest in them as well as some ruins photography, I turn finally in this chapter to some suggestions about what we can do with such ruined environments, and how we have and should value and treat them, given their unexpected new status.

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Resolving Our Judgments: Understanding How Ruins Acquire and Exhibit Aesthetic Value, the photography and other aesthetic works we create that have been inspired by them. I also maintain that many of our most famous ruins, such as the Roman Colosseum, acquired their present value through a similar process.

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Book 2018nants of the steel industry of Pennsylvania.? Tanya Whitehouse shows how the users of ruins can become architects of a new order, transforming derelict sites into aesthetically significant places we should preserve..

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Richard Haag’s Gas Works Park, the ruins of Detroit, and remnants of the steel industry of Pennsylvania.? Tanya Whitehouse shows how the users of ruins can become architects of a new order, transforming derelict sites into aesthetically significant places we should preserve..978-3-030-03065-0