PROCESOS EXTREMOS EN LAS CIUDADES ARGENTINAS DE LAS ÚLTIMAS DÉCADAS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36661/2448-1092.2014v11n19.11987Keywords:
Extreme processes, Breaked city, Public space, Architecture, Argentinean citiesAbstract
Extremes refer to unbridled intensities, maximum degrees and ultimate instances. Extreme processes define not only a temporality of contemporary city understood as a flux of becoming but a spatiality which is specified for such a flux rather than from structural determinations. There is a sort of exacerbated on course space-time flowing that drifts toward an end which is not exactly teleological but eschatological (in both senses of what belongs to the grave and filth). This planeterized world seems to lead to a global, generic and over-determined by such maximum stresses kind of town which, at the same time, looks
forward to differentiate itself within the homogenous experience of an compressed timespace. This paper is concerned with such point of differentiation among the undifferentiated and tries to present some
questions from the southern extreme of America.
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