7B. On the Threshold of Detectability

Like proof, evidence typically refers to things, traces, marks, or signs, that can be studied to establish relevant facts and evaluate competing theories. But while proof has been associated with tests and verification procedures since the thirteenth century, evidence (or the Latin evidentia) refers to something that is “manifest to the senses” and “obvious”– there in a way that is not subject to dispute. To examine evidence is thus to contend with the politics of presence, practices of display, and conditions of access. In this episode, Megan Eardley discusses these concerns with Eyal Weizman, who is a critical proponent for forensic research in architecture today.

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7B. On the Threshold of Detectability is an episode from Attention — Audio Journal for Architecture by Attention — Audio Journal for Architecture.

This episode is 25:50 long.

This episode was published on Sep 2, 2022.

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