Sense-Making : New Sensory Methods for Exploring the Past and Imagining Possible Futures (Hardcover)

Introduction??Part One: Making Sense of Making and the Environment??1.1: Sensing the Past: Archaeologies of Perception? 1.2: Sensing Ahead: Anthropologies of the Future??Part Two: Sensory (Re)Construction as a Way of Knowing, the Case of Thornbury Castle 1508-21??2.0: Prelude? 2.1: The Research Setting: A Narrative of a Building in the Making? 2.2: Epistemic Objects: Trading Zones made Sensible in 16^th Century England? 2.3: Traces and Research Creation: Fragrant Walls and the Table of Delight: On the (re)making of Walls, Window, Chimney and Table??Part Three: Probing the Cosmic Sensorium??3.1: Framing the Future: Staging ETHER??3.2: Speculative Space Habitats: Applying the Methodology of Sensory Extrapolation