eprintid: 23894
rev_number: 26
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creators_name: Unverzagt, Christian
title: The Garbage Mirror
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subjects: ddc-100
subjects: ddc-300
subjects: ddc-320
subjects: ddc-330
subjects: ddc-670
divisions: varia
keywords: garbage, garbage dump, waste disposal site, landfill, waste incineration, waste incineration plant (WIP), toxic waste, hazardous waste, garbage import, garbage art, posterity
cterms_swd: Garbage, Waste
cterms_swd: Landfill
cterms_swd: Waste Incineration
cterms_swd: Waste Trade
abstract: Waste can be replaced, but not destroyed. That was one of the main rules that Christian Unverzagt described in his 1991 classic with Volker Grassmuck "Das Müll-System. Eine metarealistische Bestandsaufnahme" (The Waste System. A Metarealistic Record). Waste is the troublesome and ecologically impurifying flip-side of modernity. More and more things produce more and more waste. Nowadays it has become a new resource to build industries on. Facing a completely garbage-saturated, polluted world, the challenge is, to let go of things, to let them be.
date: 2010
publisher: V2_Publishing
id_scheme: DOI
id_number: 10.11588/heidok.00023894
ppn_swb: 1659285011
own_urn: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-heidok-238946
language: eng
bibsort: UNVERZAGTCTHEGARBAGE2010
full_text_status: public
place_of_pub: Rotterdam
pagerange: 318-339
isbn: 978-90-5662-748-5
book_title: The Politics of the Impure
editors_name: Brouwer, Joke
editors_name: Mulder, Arjen
editors_name: Spuybroek, Lars
citation:   Unverzagt, Christian  (2010) The Garbage Mirror.  [Book Section]     
document_url: https://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/volltextserver/23894/1/The%20Garbage%20Mirror%20%282010%29.pdf