... patients in French psychiatry in the 1950s and 1960s, an era of incipient psychiatric reform. Relying on medical literature, national and department archives, as well as hitherto unexploited patient files from one of the first anti-alcoholic consultations opened in the early 1950s in Paris, it shows how...

.... It first situates the series—which re-issued texts on Black history, sociology, and literature—within the context of 1960s urban unrest in the United States and shows how the arrangements of dots on each cover relate to contemporaneous experiments in urban cartography. It then traces a longer genealogy...

... the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract From the 1960s onwards, many Iranians closely followed Black American protests during the Civil Rights and Black Power movements in the United States...

... the original work is not altered or transformed in any way, and that the work is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract This article explores the importance of periodicals for the 1960s protest movements in West Germany. It opens with the significance...

... that designed the visual identity of Lufthansa, Western Germany’s national air carrier. ¹⁰ With this assignment he demonstrated his ability to handle a complex project like the Munich Olympics identity. Just before that—around 1960—Aicher had developed a traffic signage proposal for the city of Ulm...

... the central role that prosody often plays in popular song and show the importance of considering its relation to other musical patterns. Beatles AABA form verse–bridge Tin Pan Alley meter hypermeter scansion rhyme prosody phonetics lyrics song texts 1960s pop/rock Formenlehre For most...

.... Perhaps because of these challenges, when authors discuss cadences related to prechoruses, their accounts are often incompatible. These difficulties can be surmounted in two ways. First, we can recognize that the prechorus is a subset of a broader organizational schema for verse-chorus units in 1960s pop...

...Philip Aylett The case of the European committee was just one example of the dilemmas that were beginning to face cabinets as select committees began gradually to assert themselves during the 1960s and 1970s. There were substantive references to select committees in more than 60 cabinet conclusions...

.... The value of good design in the promotion of exports was clearly visible in the 1960s era of ‘Swinging London’, especially in fashion and household goods. Exports had been the driver for good design education since the first government report on Design Schools in 1835. ¹¹ In many ways...

... as the chief criteria for their work. Some critics envisioned a confluence of decorative art and industrial design. However, from the 1960s the two professional activities gradually diverged, as decorative artists started reconsidering their role in industry, emphasizing decorative aspects of their work...

...Margot Lystra E-mail: [email protected] The praxiographic alterations discussed here tie into broad disciplinary, political and technological shifts that occurred through the 1960s. Disciplinarily, post-war designers in the United States increasingly represented complex spatial and organizational...

... formakh sochetaniia tekhniki i estetiki’, Dekorativnoe iskusstvo SSSR (September 1960): 20–21. 3 Igor Golomshtok, ‘Unofficial Art in the Soviet Union’, in Igor Golomshtok and Alexander Glezer, Unofficial Art from the Soviet Union (London: Secker & Walburg, 1977), 100. 4 Susan E...

..., archival documents reconstruct this little-known chapter in Herman Miller’s history, shedding light on the business of selling seemingly antithetical works in mid-twentieth century America. For Girard, folk art was a marker of modernity, and he construed it as a good companion to modern design. 1960s...

... goods, to one served increasingly by immaterial labour. In light of these texts, this paper revisits a point of origin of Autonomist political thought at the Olivetti factory in Italy during the 1960s, where the problems of a programmed, cybernetic human/machine assembly line were first observed...

.... For thousands of years, Western culture has esteemed the sacred and poetic aspects of colour but during the late 1960s, artificial and psychedelic hues became normative in material and visual culture, evidenced in the wealth of fluorescent fabrics, posters, album covers, children’s toys and household products...

... and graphic design and, in particular, identifies an important role for visual design practices within a wider and unsettled discursive context. The term ‘postmodern’ emerges within discussions of social and economic change in the journal Design in the late 1960s, which articulates a precise...

...Luis Castañeda These measures on the part of the MOC reveal the deep-seated economic and social divisions that defined the shape of Mexico City in the late 1960s, and which the Olympic campaign brought into sharp relief. 14 Throughout 1968, but especially after the early summer, areas of Mexico...

...Christopher T. Goldie E-mail: [email protected] © The Author [2011]. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Design History Society. All rights reserved. 2011 The idea of white heat as a symbol of the 1960s enjoyed something of a revival in the early years of the Blair government...

.... design promotion exports New Zealand 1950s 1960s design policy Established in 1967, the New Zealand Industrial Design Council (NZIDC) was a semi-governmental organization brought into existence by Order in Council under the 1966 Industrial Design Act ‘to promote the appreciation, development...

... between the late 1960s and the Victorian/Edwardian era, most notably through its star Julie Christie, an icon of the ‘Swinging Sixties’. Go-between lingerie dress Christie Edwardian 1960s In 2009, the Joseph Losey retrospective at the National Film Theatre reawakened interest in the director’s...