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    HipoTesis is a thought-platform in an embryonic stage based on transversal scientific knowledge emerging from the collection and publication of independent texts. Due to its proactive nature, open to all kinds of proposals, texts must be capable of creating a place where dialogue and deliberation can occur.


    The aim of HipoTesis is to create a network that links and intermediates in the creation of the necessary conditions for fructiferous dialogue to happen. Other objectives include the channelling of intellectual purposes, the will to structure thoughts and the desire to encourage the development of doctoral theses.


    This context is designed to embrace the exchange of personal thoughts in the form of experiences, readings and reflections. This space shall enable and facilitate communication, situating it under a creative and productive regime.


    Launched by a team of architects, it embraces other disciplines and fields of knowledge open to contribute.


    Within HipoTesis, thoughts become generators, provoking not only dialogue but also new understanding and new actions.


    “…the difficulty about logos… derives from the need of having to associate a subject to a predicate which in no manner originates analytically from its concept, the need of having to express more than what experience, memory or our habits allow us to say... and what compels us to reach beyond “ourselves”, beyond the subject in search of the predicate, beyond our personal experience or our cumulative memory is whatever we face...”.(José Luis Pardo, La Regla del Juego, sobre la dificultad de aprender filosofía, p. 425).


    WhoWeAre


    Although the magazine "HipoTesis Alphabetical Issues" is the result of the work of its participants, management, selection and production is carried out by:


Francisco G. Triviño is a founding member and director of HipoTesis. Architect graduated from ETSA of Granada (Spain), he is currently developing his PhD at the “Proyectos Arquitectónicos” Department, ETSA of Madrid. [francisco@hipo-tesis.eu]


Fernando Nieto is a founding member and director of HipoTesis. Architect graduated from ETSA of Valladolid (Spain) and Master's Degree in Collective Housing at ETSA of Madrid, he is currently developing his PhD at the “Proyectos Arquitectónicos” Department, ETSA of Madrid. [fernando@hipo-tesis.eu]


Katerina Psegiannaki is a founding member and director of HipoTesis. Architect graduated from the Democritus University of Thrace (Greece), she is currently developing her PhD at the “Ideación Gráfica Arquitectónica” Department, ETSA of Madrid. [katerina@hipo-tesis.eu]


Efi Giannopoulou is a delegate at HipoTesis. Architect graduated from the Democritus University of Thrace (Greece), she is currently developing her PhD at the “Ideación Gráfica Arquitectónica” Department, ETSA of Madrid.


Julia Livaditi is a delegate at HipoTesis. Bachelor of Communication and Mass Media from the University of Athens (Greece), Master´s Degree in Information Technology from the University of Glasgow (Scotland) and Master´s Degree in History and Political Science from the Panteion University of Athens.


Leonor Macedo is a delegate at HipoTesis. Architect graduated from the School of Architecture at University of Porto (Portugal), she is currently developing her PhD at the “Ideación Gráfica Arquitectónica” Department, ETSA of Madrid.


Jaris Briongos is the English language reviewer at HipoTesis. Student of Architecture at ETSA of Granada (Spain), he is currently developing his Final Degree Project.


HipoTesis previous delegates: Ciriaco Castro, Leandro Gallo, Anthí Kosmá, Federica Martella, Irene Pérez, Daniel Estepa.



Authors in order of appearance:

Agatángelo Soler, Anthí Kosmá, Daniel Estepa, Efpraxia Giannopoulou, Fernando Nieto, Francisco G. Triviño, Gregorio Moranete, Katerina Psegiannaki, Katerina Zamzara, Leonor Macedo, Magdalini Grigoriadou, María Navascués, Pablo García, Ramón Serrano, Antonio Cobo, Antonio Stella, Carolina Cabello, Ciriaco Castro, Eider Holgado, Elia Sáez, Federica Martella, Luz Sempere, José Luis Gómez Ordoñez, José Miguel Prada Poole, Juliana Haider, Leandro Gallo, Martín Navarro, Thomai Pnevmonidou, Atxu Amann, Daniel Esguevillas, Federico Soriano, Gema Palacio, Mercedes Ruiz, Mónica García, Rafael de Lacour, Alejandro Tamayo, Alicia Ríos, Enrique Barrera, Francisco Casas, Beatriz Villanueva, José Antonio de Ory, José Antonio Rodríguez, Ana Margazo, Alejandro Bernabeu, Carlos Tapia, Eduardo Rega, Emilio López, Manuel Estévez, Patricia Fernández, Tania Castellano, Eduardo Mayoral, Daniel Pinzón, Gonzalo Cantos, Irene Pérez, Jacobo García-Germán, María Caffarena, María Isabel Jiménez, María Verónica Machado, Rafael del Castillo, Sara Ortega, Thomas-Bernard Kenniff, Eduardo Serrano, Enrique Naranjo, Kayzad Shroff, Maninella Rauso, Massimiliano, José Antonio Plaza, Jorge Bonito, Silvestre Vivo, Severino Alfonso, Clausio Rossi, Julia Redondo, Miguel San Millán, Maciek Grelewicz, Paquillo, Adriana de Angelis, Elisavet Mandoulidou, Enrique Nieto, Federica Ottone, Gonzalo Pardo, Horacio Sardín, José Antonio Flores, Manuel Molina, Marcos Zaragoza, Manuel Jesús Estevez, Rafael Martín de Agar, Simona Pecoraio, Ángel L. González, Inma Canales, Josefina Flores, Lola Martínez, Marta del Árbol y Rubén González, Marta Linaza, Mónica Cerrada, Soledad Córdoba, Tania Ugena, Ana B. Quesada, David González-Company, José Antonio Pineda, José Antonio Plaza, José María Romero, Jordi Vernis, Jorge Bonito, Juan Antonio Gómez, Juan Manuel Roque, Julia Livaditi, Julián Ocampo, Pedro Romera, Rafael Reinoso, Victoria Celia Cura, Virginia Arnet, Elena Orte, Guillermo Sevillano, Esther Ferrer, Fabio Sedia, Halldóra Arnardóttir, Javier Sánchez, José Aragüez and Juan Carlos Castro.


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    This being a forum, newcomers are encouraged to participate individually, in greater numbers or as special invitees. Heterogeneity of participants should always enrich and enlighten results.


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    As an ensemble we should look out for others. Reflecting personally upon themes from different angles (falsely, wrongly, successfully, scientifically or comments will act as reference, support or description of the different hypotheses but not as main characters towards the hypo-thesis.


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    Hypo.-or (before a vowel) hyp-combining form, signifying 1 under. 2 inadequate. 3 detective. etymology: Greek, meaning "under". (Chambers Dictionary)
    Hypo-. (L., etc., hypo-, (Gr., prep., under (in all senses), with derv. meanings through, by after, etc.; as a prefix, under, sometimes diminutive in force; L. sub, under: see sub-) A prefix of Greek origin, cognate with sub-of Latin origin, and meaning primarily "under", either in place or in degree ("less", "less than"). (Century Dictionary).
    Hypo. plyral hypos ( countable) informal MH a hypodermic (Longman English Dictionary).
    Hypo-technical-less than usual, especially too little. (Longman English Dictionary)
    Hypo- prefix 1: under: beneath: down(hypoblast)(hypodermic)2: less than normal or normally (hypesthesia) (hypotension) 3: in a lower state of oxidation: in a low and usually the lowest position in a series of compounds (hypochlorous acid) (hypoxanthine)Merriam Webster Dictionary)


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