International audienceThis paper examines the role of multimodal strategies in processes of theorization. Empirically, we investigate the theorization process of a highly disruptive innovation in the history of architecture: reinforced concrete. Relying on archival data from a dominant French architectural journal from 1885 to 1939, we studied how this new material became legitimized for the construction of buildings. Our early coding revealed three multimodal strategies associated with theorization: emotional, narrative, and lexical. Our intention when developing the full paper is to articulate these findings with well-known rhetorical strategies and develop a process model of theorization
Although knowledge flows are a popular concept, the underlying dynamics are not well understood. Thi...
Although knowledge flows are a popular concept, the underlying dynamics are not well understood. Thi...
International audienceAs written by Cyrille Simonnet, concrete, while being a material, is first and...
International audienceThis paper examines the role of multimodal strategies in processes of theoriza...
International audienceThis paper examines the role of multimodal strategies in processes of theoriza...
International audienceHow do innovations become institutionalized? Central to institutionalization i...
International audienceScholars emphasize the cognitive or ideational aspects of institutional logics...
International audienceThis chapter examines how proponents of industrialization used multiple modes ...
By studying approximately a century of cement and concrete in Switzerland, this project examines the...
Ponència presentada a: Session 4: Investigar los procesos de diseño: etnografías y análisis de dialo...
This dissertation examines the emergence of the reinforced-concrete factory building, a vastly popul...
The esthetics of impersonal In the second postwar period reinforced concrete started getting rid of ...
We respond to the call for more research into the entanglement between multiple (including non-visua...
International audienceRational myths provide idealized cultural accounts that specify the appropriat...
In an effort to portray modern architecture not as a new architectural language, but as a product of...
Although knowledge flows are a popular concept, the underlying dynamics are not well understood. Thi...
Although knowledge flows are a popular concept, the underlying dynamics are not well understood. Thi...
International audienceAs written by Cyrille Simonnet, concrete, while being a material, is first and...
International audienceThis paper examines the role of multimodal strategies in processes of theoriza...
International audienceThis paper examines the role of multimodal strategies in processes of theoriza...
International audienceHow do innovations become institutionalized? Central to institutionalization i...
International audienceScholars emphasize the cognitive or ideational aspects of institutional logics...
International audienceThis chapter examines how proponents of industrialization used multiple modes ...
By studying approximately a century of cement and concrete in Switzerland, this project examines the...
Ponència presentada a: Session 4: Investigar los procesos de diseño: etnografías y análisis de dialo...
This dissertation examines the emergence of the reinforced-concrete factory building, a vastly popul...
The esthetics of impersonal In the second postwar period reinforced concrete started getting rid of ...
We respond to the call for more research into the entanglement between multiple (including non-visua...
International audienceRational myths provide idealized cultural accounts that specify the appropriat...
In an effort to portray modern architecture not as a new architectural language, but as a product of...
Although knowledge flows are a popular concept, the underlying dynamics are not well understood. Thi...
Although knowledge flows are a popular concept, the underlying dynamics are not well understood. Thi...
International audienceAs written by Cyrille Simonnet, concrete, while being a material, is first and...