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Cabinet 46:
Punishment
CAbIneT
edited by sina najafi.
From the rule of “an eye for an eye” in
the Code of Hammurabi and the old
testament to the rise of the reforming
“penitentiary” in the nineteenth century,
from Kant’s notion of the right of
retaliation to historical-philosophical
explorations by michel Foucault
and John rawls, the question of
punishment has long been central to
religious, political and philosophical
discourse. Cabinet issue 46, with a special
section on punishment, features
gregory Whitehead on the legacy of
philip Zimbardo’s controversial “prison
experiments” at Stanford University;
Justin e.H. Smith on punishment and
sacrifice; Johan Lindqvist on music
and torture; and a multi-generational
conversation about corporal punishment
in the home. elsewhere in the
issue: an interview with robert n.
proctor on how diamonds were made
into the most precious of gems;
george prochnik on the history of
tattoos; and marius Kwint on the
Cornell Brain Club.
978-1-932698-45-9
pbk, 7.75 x 9.75 in. / 112 pgs / 70 color /
30 b&w.
U.S. $12.00 CDn $12.00
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Cabinet
Cabinet 47:
Logistics
CAbIneT
edited by sina najafi.
every time you put a letter in the mail,
every time you stop at a traffic light, a
complex—and usually invisible—network
of logistics is at work. Cabinet
issue 47, with a special section on Logistics,
features James Whittington on
the diaries of Dmitri pavlov, the Soviet
official who determined who would eat
and who would starve during the siege
of Leningrad; Jacqueline Bochner on
the harmonization of international
postal systems; Daniella Stone on the
logistics of the hospital kitchen; and a
travelogue from the Cabinet “Hand-
Delivered Issue road trip.” elsewhere
in the issue: rasha Salti on intrigue
and celebrity in the bar of Beirut’s
phoenicia Hotel; Jeffrey Kastner on
saintly “incorruptibles”; and Will Wiles
on Bill phillips’ “monIaC,” a device
that models the national economy
using the flow of liquids.
978-1-932698-46-6
pbk, 7.75 x 9.75 in. / 112 pgs / 70 color /
30 b&w.
U.S. $12.00 CDn $12.00
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Conjunctions: 59,
Colloquy
bArd CoLLeGe
edited by bradford Morrow.
Colloquy offers a major portfolio of
never-before-published correspondence
by William gaddis (1922–1998),
a towering figure in twentieth-century
literature and author of such novels as
The Recognitions and JR. readers will
encounter gaddis as a Harvard undergraduate
making his first forays into
fiction; struggling with his first book
while scraping by in rented rooms in
panama, Spain and paris; and grappling
with his evolving status as an
american writer and public figure. the
selection includes his fan mail to other
authors, passionate missives to his
wives and lovers, tender and intimate
notes to his children, frank and funny
messages to friends such as David
markson and Saul Steinberg, and revelatory
exchanges with scholars of his
work. this issue of Conjunctions also
includes fiction, poetry and creative
nonfiction from edie meidav, Cole
Swensen, robert olen Butler, Samuel r.
Delany, eliot Weinberger and others.
978-0-941964-75-3
pbk, 6 x 9 in. / 380 pgs.
U.S. $15.00 CDn $15.00
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bard College
Upon Paper No. 1:
Los Angeles
hATJe CAnTz
published twice-yearly, and housed
in a paper box, Upon Paper is a new
large-format periodical offering a platform
for works on paper and general
cultural debate. each issue is devoted
to a single theme; the theme for this
inaugural issue is Los angeles. artists
including robert mcnally and rinus
van de velde have created exclusive
artworks for the issue; collector and
publisher, Christian Boros and Julia
Zange enthuse about “real” bookmaking
in the era of the ipad; Californian
artist Doug aitken discusses his work;
Beach Boys expert Jon Stebbins writes
about the creation of perhaps the most
long awaited album in the history of
pop music, SMiLE; and we encounter
the new, intelligent Hollywood in
Sofia and roman Coppola’s “Directors’
Bureau.”
978-3-7757-3420-2
pbk, 20 x 27 in. / 80 pgs / 143 color.
U.S. $75.00 CDn $75.00
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Upon Paper No. 2: Color
978-3-7757-3421-9
pbk, 20 x 27 in. / 80 pgs / 140 color.
U.S. $75.00 CDn $75.00
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DASH: The Eco-House
nAI PubLIshers
Text by Jacques vink, Piet vollaard, dirk van den
heuvel, dick van Gameren.
this issue of DASH examines the history and the future
of the sustainable home, with particular attention
to technical issues such as solar energy and ventilation
and material-use concepts. essays and planning
documentation provide a critical analysis of the current
state of affairs as well as an exploration of possibilities
for the future.
978-90-5662-853-6
pbk, 9 x 11 in. / 160 pgs / 125 color / 80 b&w.
U.S. $45.00 CDn $45.00
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Open 23: Autonomy
nAI PubLIshers
edited by Jorinde seijdel, Liesbeth Melis, sven
Lütticken.
In a world that has become sharply polarized between
political viewpoints, artists and other cultural creators
have a choice between engaging with the political
climate or remaining aloof. Issue 23 of Open investigates
a third way, a form of autonomy incorporating
the ideas of privacy, self-determination and independence
in connection with social engagement.
978-90-5662-858-1
pbk, 6.75 x 9.5 in. / 176 pgs / 40 color / 40 b&w.
U.S. $30.00 CDn $30.00
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Architecture in the
Netherlands
Yearbook 2011–12
nAI PubLIshers
edited by samir bantal, Jaap Jan berg, kees van der
hoeven, Anne Luijten.
For 25 years Architecture in the Netherlands has been
an indispensable annual guide to the best in Dutch
architecture. this anniversary issue reviews the 30
most remarkable projects of 2011 and looks back at the
past 25 years, highlighting milestone designs as well
as the developments and trends that influenced them.
978-90-5662-849-9
pbk, 9.5 x 12.5 in. / 272 pgs / 400 color.
U.S. $60.00 CDn $60.00
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OASE 87: Alan Colquhoun
nAI PubLIshers
oaSe 87 is dedicated to the thinking and career
of renowned British architectural theorist alan
Colquhoun (born 1921), author of such canonical
books as The Oxford History of Modern Architecture.
variously an architectural scholar, critic and
practitioner, Colquhoun has always managed to
link his practical experience with his constructive
contributions to the discourse and the theorization
of architecture.
978-90-5662-855-0
pbk, 6.75 x 9.5 in. / 128 pgs.
U.S. $35.00 CDn $35.00
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JournALs & AnnuALs hIGhLIGhTs
Candide No. 6: Journal for
Architectural Knowledge
hATJe CAnTz
edited by Andres Lepik, susanne schindler, Axel
sowa.
published twice a year, Candide is dedicated to exploring
the culture of knowledge specific to architecture.
Like voltaire’s fictional character Candide, who
traveled the eighteenth-century world on an eager if
often thwarted search for knowledge, the journal’s
editors have embarked on a twenty-first-century
quest for architectural knowledge. How is architectural
knowledge generated, collected, presented and
passed on? Which forms of architectural knowledge
can be observed? How can knowledge generated in
reference to a specific task be applied to other contexts?
Which techniques, tools, and methods are instrumental?
to do justice to the many ways of
approaching research, each edition of Candide is
divided into five sections. “analysis” investigates
building types, looking for the knowledge invested in
them; “essay” offers space for a personal exploration
of one of the grand themes of architecture; “project”
serves as a forum for practicing architects and their
works; “encounter” highlights famous or unjustly
forgotten architects; and “Fiction” draws on
architecture’s imaginative dimension, inviting more
speculative writing.
978-3-7757-3422-6
Hbk, 6.75 x 9.5 in. / 144 pgs / illustrated throughout.
U.S. $29.95 CDn $29.95
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