期刊名称：Techne : Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment
电子版ISSN：2239-0243
出版年度：2020
卷号：19
页码：315-316
DOI：10.13128/techne-7870
语种：English
出版社：Firenze University Press
摘要：In the preface to the 2016 digital edition of the book Les mots et le choses, first appeared in 1966, M. Foucault1 recalls that his work was inspired by a Borges text, in which he ‘disordered’ the categories of thought and the correspondences which we are normally used to. Foucault, from the Borges text, glimpses «the suspicion of a disorder worse than the incongruence and the juxtaposition of what does not match; it would be the disorder that spreads the fragments of a large number of possible orders in a dimension without law and geometry, the heteroclite». «In the heteroclite, things are ‘laid down’, ‘set down’, ‘laid out’ in such different places that it is impossible to find a space that embraces them all, defining under each other a commonplace». In this sense, smart city, healthy city or resilient city could be considered heteroclite expressions, because of – through approaches different from the usual – they force us to trace elsewhere the solution to the problems now embedded in the cities.
