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	Perspecta 38: Architecture After All Author: Marcus Carter, Christopher Marcinkoski, Forth Bagley, Ceren Bingol, editors Publisher: The MIT Press Year: 2006 ISBN 026252452X
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The profession of architecture is increasingly characterized by divergent political, social, technological, and economic ideas and agendas. Much of current practice focuses on the process of architecture rather than its meaning. This issue of the Yale Architectural Journal explores the practice of architecture after the breakdown of consensus or dominant ideology. A variety of essays take on globalization, urbanism, pedagogy, irony, as well as form, theory, and ideology, to address broader questions about the social, economic, and political fallout from these modes of practice.

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