The following download offers free access to the teaching tool which was developed collaboratively in a one-day workshop for doctoral students as part of the European Architectural History Network themed conference, Displacement and Domesticity: Refugees, Migrants, and Expats Making Homes (27-29 March 2019, Brussels).
The teaching tool is intended as a starting point for scholars working on the history and theory of displacement and domesticity.
The workshop considered the importance of the theoretical and discursive intersection of displacement and domesticity; provoked participants to reflect on their role as producers and consumers of knowledge; interrogated the ways in which concepts and modes of knowledge are transferred and exchanged among scholars as well as among broader publics; and, considered the potential for the generative and the generous in this emerging scholarship. The following document is thus neither conclusive nor comprehensive, but reflects the outcomes of the workshop.
Users of the teaching tool are invited to tailor it. We are grateful to those who would like to make use of, share and further develop this teaching tool, who would thereby keep it alive and add to the collective endeavour of its creation. At the same time, we are grateful if you cite this source file. UPLOAD TEACHING TOOL HERE.
This document was only made possible with the hard work of the coordinators, organisers and participants:
COORDINATOR: Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi (Barnard College, Columbia University, USA)
ASSISTANT COORDINATOR: Luce Beeckmans (Ghent University, Belgium)
ORGANISING TEAM: Alessandra Gola, Anamica Singh, Ashika Singh
Luce Beeckmans, Gent University
Alaqra Ahmad, Paris Diderot
Sila Karatas Bosoglu, Çankaya University
Marianna Charitonidou, NTU Athens
Racha Daher, KU Leuven
Dina Dahood, KU Leuven
Kirsten Dörmann, University of the Witwatersrand
Maretha Dreyer, Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Elizabeth Edwards, Savannah College of Art and Design
Maram Shaweesh, The University of Queensland
Elisa Ferrato, Oxford Brookes University
Alessandra Gola, KU Leuven
Hilde Heynen, KU Leuven
Elis Mendoza, Princeton University
Hafsa Olcay, University of Edinburgh
Namaa Qudah, University of Delft
Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi, Barnard College, Columbia University
Ashika Singh, KU Leuven
Benedikt Stoll, Guerilla Architects
Julia Tischer, McGill University
Amandine van der Aa, KU Leuven
Layla Zibar, Brandenburg Technische Universität