Creativity in Emergency Response to the World Trade Center Disaster.¶
Kendra, J. M., & Wachtendorf, T. (2003). Creativity in Emergency Response to the World Trade Center Disaster. Beyond September 11th: An Account of Post-Disaster Research.
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- Bricolage
- In the disaster case — a humanitarian team improvising water purification, shelter, or a medical rig from materials on hand — the inventory is whatever the truck brought or the rubble yields, the affordance reading sees corrugated metal as "a stiff weatherproof rectangle" usable as wall, roof, or rain-catcher, and the consolidation pressure is the eventual transition from improvised shelter to permanent housing.
This sourceDocuments disaster responders' improvisation of solutions from materials and resources at hand as bricolage-like action under fixed, on-scene inventory.
- In the disaster case — a humanitarian team improvising water purification, shelter, or a medical rig from materials on hand — the inventory is whatever the truck brought or the rubble yields, the affordance reading sees corrugated metal as "a stiff weatherproof rectangle" usable as wall, roof, or rain-catcher, and the consolidation pressure is the eventual transition from improvised shelter to permanent housing.
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