Blogs about: Dwelling Etc
To Avert Blight, City Will Repair and Resell Vacant Homes - NYTimes.com
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: To Avert Blight, City Will Repair and Resell Vacant Homes – NYTimes.com. … more →
'The House is Past' (Philosophy of Dwelling series, part 4)
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Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: This is for my old friend the Village Scribe, with whom I have been having a great conversation on t … more →
What We Can Do To Cope With Recession AND Live Better: Downsize
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Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: Our economic recession was ignited by a mortgage crisis. Behind the wheel of the mortgage crisis, a … more →
Heidegger, Dwelling, Television, and the Internet
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Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: Caterina – cofounder of flickr, writer, blogger, and a lot of other things – swept me of … more →
Adorno, Craft, and the American Countryside
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Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: I’ve been posting on two fronts of late – about highways and automobiles and sprawl and … more →
Sanctuary and the Modern Metropolis | David Maisel's Aerial Photographs of Sprawl
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: I’m infatuated with David Maisel’s aerial photographs of sprawl in the Los Angeles metro … more →
Infrastructure, Sustainable Spending, and Sprawl
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: Photographer David Maisel, Los Angeles Dean Baker, econoblogger, makes the following point about the … more →
Kafka's America and Spaces of Hope (Philosophy of Dwelling Series, Part 3)
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Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: I was recently asked to write something (for one of those old school ‘paper’ journals) a … more →
Call for Papers: Recreate, Replace, Restore
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: Check out Ohio Northern University’s call for papers for an upcoming conference on meanings an … more →
ReadyMade Magazine's Homage to the WPA
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Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: ReadyMade Magazine is a great concept wasted on hipsters. Fortunately, it seems that the editors hav … more →
The Ownership Society: Is Marx Relevant?
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: This post is firstly part of my effort to respond to the rise in currency of terms like ’socia … more →
Victor Burgin, "The Separateness of Things"
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: The Separateness of Things Victor Burgin Some days ago I was working on this presentation when it oc … more →
Adorno, Kafka, and the Between Spaces (Part 2)
Shane Waggoner wrote 10 months ago: This is Part 2 of my series on the philosophy of dwelling. In Part 1 I discussed what Theodor Adorno … more →
The Christmas Story as a Dwelling Fable
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Shane Waggoner wrote 11 months ago: It’s the best part of the story: Mary and Joseph have traveled far and need a place to stay. N … more →
Home for Christmas, in Texas
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Shane Waggoner wrote 11 months ago: I’m going home to Texas for Christmas. Yeah, it’s not just an avatar; I’m really f … more →
Walter Benjamin and Theodor Adorno on the Interior Life and Interior Decorating of the Bourgeoisie
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Shane Waggoner wrote 11 months ago: In the Arcades Project, Walter Benjamin described ‘traces’ of something primordial in the European b … more →
Foreword to the new series: 'Philosophy of Dwelling'
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Shane Waggoner wrote 11 months ago: In a recent post I promised to explore the commodification of dwelling. In that spirit, and in fact … more →
Designed to Sell (a note to bewildered readers about the changing appearance of this blog)
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Shane Waggoner wrote 11 months ago: I’ve always been cynical about HGTV’s Designed to Sell. I’ve thought that it expos … more →
Theodor Adorno on the "Annihilation of Dwelling"
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Shane Waggoner wrote 11 months ago: Minima Moralia, Part 1, Aphorism 18 Refuge for the homeless. – How things are going for private life … more →
