Scott, Felicity D.
Scott, Felicity D.
Bio Sketch
Felicity D. Scott is an architectural historian and theorist (Professor at Columbia GSAPP and co-director of its PhD program), working on architecture's relation to technology, media, the avant-garde, and political engagement — including experimental architecture, Tafuri, and contemporary digital/Deleuzian practice.
Key Works
- "Architecture or Techno-Utopia" (2001, Grey Room).
- Outlaw Territories: Environments of Insecurity/Architectures of Counterinsurgency (2016); work on experimental architecture and the 1960s–70s.
Key Concepts
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Relevance to Geoffrey's Research
Scott matters to Geoffrey's postmodernism & critique and neoliberalism & architecture areas: her archaeology of the Gray/White debate and the foreclosure of experimental/techno-utopian practice frames the critical-vs-projective debate and warns that the "Deleuzian" digital turn risks repeated depoliticization.
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