Rehumanizing Housing

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Editors\' note, Page vii
Contributors, Pages ix-x
1 - Rehumanizing the dehumanized, Pages 1-15, Thomas A. Markus
2 - The pathology of housing discourse, Pages 19-31, Necdet Teymur
3 - From Tudor Walters to Parker Morris: prescription in housing design, Pages 32-52, Thomas A. Markus
4 - Housing problems and the dangers of certainty, Pages 53-60, Mike Jenks
5 - Against enclosure, Pages 63-88, Bill Hillier
6 - Utopia and reality: the utopia of public housing and its reality at Broadwater Farm, Pages 89-100, Michael Jones
7 - A call for intensive management: the UK experience, Pages 101-110, Marjorie Bulos, Stephen Walker
8 - Do tenants want to manage the problems?, Pages 111-122, Tom Woolley
9 - Caretaking—who cares?, Pages 123-131, Marion Roberts
10 - Technology and social needs, Pages 135-141, Francis M. Jones
11 - Utopia in context: state, class and the restructuring of the housing market in the twentieth century, Pages 142-153, Peter Malpass
12 - Malaise, design and history: scholarship and experience on trial, Pages 154-165, Alison Ravetz
13 - Private answers to public questions, Pages 166-181, John Carter
14 - Dystopian aesthetics—a refusal from ‘nowhere’, Pages 182-194, Alan Lipman, Howard Harris
Index, Pages 195-196