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Warstat, Matthias; Kolesch, Doris

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“…This constant re/construction of the private has to do with the changing importance of physicality in space, as can be seen with the way public space is changing. Space is at the same time product and producer of interactions, it is on the one hand constructed by them and, on the other, en/abling them ( Fischer-Lichte et al, 2005 ). The ongoing re/construction of privacy as mentioned above is thus always also a re/construction of urban space.…”

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Critical Commentary: Fickle spheres: The constant re/construction of the private and other new habits

Hucko

2022

Urban Studies

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The spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed mechanisms of power and authority to enter new urban realms – especially the very relationships lived between friends and lovers in bedrooms and parks. All of a sudden, everyone has a right to know who we are close to, when and how, all for the sake of public health and safety, to ensure the further functioning of our established public health system. The new policies transform Western ideas of public and private spheres: our bedrooms have turned into the space of self-representation and workplaces at the same time. On the other hand, what had been known as public space before has turned into the space to be private in: a walk through the city alone or with an intimate person. Yet all of these tendencies come with increased surveillance, not only by our peers, but also through technologies such as tracing apps. The very possibility of privacy and ‘active’ publicity is being questioned, and, through this, the realm of the political. This paper traces the observed shifts in the nature of the private and public spheres through examples in German cities, tracing power via embodied experiences. Those traces are reorganised into three argumentative strands: re/constructing privacies, public space as non-place and the proliferation of the data body. Based on these observations the paper searches for emancipatory perspectives within the shifted spheres of urban social life.

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Critical Commentary: Fickle spheres: The constant re/construction of the private and other new habits

Hucko

2022

Urban Studies

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“…Vgl. zu den performativen Aspekten von Arbeiterfesten grundlegend Warstat (2005). Zur Tradition des Volksschauspiels als Fernsehspiel (für Deutschland z.B.…”

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2019

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Nur die Unterstützung, der Zuspruch und die kritischen Kommentare zahlreicher Menschen haben mich in die Lage versetzt, dieses Buch zu schreiben.Ich danke Andrea Albrecht, Sandra Richter und Joachim Küpper für viele sehr anregende Gespräche und die Bereitschaft, eine frühere Fassung dieser Arbeit als Habilitationsschrift vor der Philosophisch-Historischen Fakultät der Universität Stuttgart zu begutachten. Joachim Küpper schulde ich besonderen Dank dafür, dass ich von 2013 bis 2015 als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in seinem ERC-Forschungsprojekt "DramaNet -Early Modern European Drama and the Cultural Net" an der Freien Universität Berlin mitarbeiten durfte. "DramaNet" hat mich zu diesem Buch inspiriert und die Ausarbeitung ermöglicht.

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CZT Two-Oriented Society Line Map Starting from the Red Tourism Cluster

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For a long time, Changzhutan Urban Group revolutionary tourism has a thriving trend; this urban group had strongly got support of the Communist Party and national government. Especially in 2007, China adopt "Environment-Friendly Society, Conservation-Economical Society" for sign in two type society in Chang-Zhu-Tan area, built in global Chinese cultural landscape of Yan emperor central, Mao Zedong's, Liu Shaoqi's and Peng Dehuai's home villages will be fully developed. This is a sign of CZT two-oriented society will start from tourist industry.

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Critical Commentary: Fickle spheres: The constant re/construction of the private and other new habits

Critical Commentary: Fickle spheres: The constant re/construction of the private and other new habits

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CZT Two-Oriented Society Line Map Starting from the Red Tourism Cluster

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