The Great Repair – Politics for the Repair Society | ISBN 978-3-95905-713-4

Curriculum

Florian Hertweck

S. 70–73

The material culture of the Global North is more than ever characterized by the principle of creative destruction. Constant innovation is its primary goal. As technologies age ever more quickly, however, ever more waste is produced.

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English Publication : The Great Repair – Politics for the Repair Society

Politics for the Repair Society

REPAIR AND REPARATION

Separating the Repair from the Fix—Toward a Reconstruction Ecology

“We Have to Adopt a Materialistic Approach!”

Rescuing History for the Repair Society of the 21st Century—Sub specie conservatoris

Repairing as Preparing

POLITICS FOR THE REPAIR SOCIETY

SUFFICIENCY

Less is more—On Strategies of Sufficiency for the Socio-Ecologial Production of Space

“Sufficiency Is a Concept for Politics and Planning, Not for the Individual Person”

LONGEVITY

Protecting the World from Depletion

Matters of Care

“Maintenance, Care and Repair Are Today's Key Values”

CARE

Meditations on Natural Worlds, Disabled Bodies, and a Politics of Cure

The Tree We Hurt

REAPPROPRIATION

“Repair Cannot Only Be a Metaphor, It Thrieves on Action”

How to Blow Up a Pipeline

SOLIDARITY

From Planning to Planting

Radical Roots

PLURALITY

A World Where Many Worlds Fit

Repairing the Fabric of Life

SELF-REPAIR, AN EPILOGUE

SELF-REPAIR

From Architectural Work of Repair to the Repair of Architectural Work

Negotiating Worldly Relationships or Unionizing for the Planet

Land as Key to Repair and Reparations

Frameworks for Curriculum Repair

A Moratorium on New Construction

Imprint

LONGEVITY

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