The City in History: Its Origins, Its Transformations, and Its ProspectsThe city’s development from ancient times to the modern age. Winner of the National Book Award. “One of the major works of scholarship of the twentieth century” (Christian Science Monitor). Index; illustrations. |
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THE CITY IN HISTORY: Its Origins, Its Transformations, And Its Prospects
Käyttäjän arvio - KirkusThe distillation of years of research, study, reflection and writing — and the fulfillment of the promise of The Culture of Cities, The City in History will challenge, disturb and inform all who come ... Lue koko arvostelu
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Käyttäjän arvio - xenchu - LibraryThingThis book is both dystopian an disturbing. As a history it is more a catalogue of mistakes and processes gone wrong than a simple history. The book is erudite and scholarly but hardly optimistic. The ... Lue koko arvostelu
Sisältö
SANCTUARY VILLAGE AND STRONGHOLD | 3 |
THE CRYSTALLIZATION OF THE CITY | 29 |
ANCESTRAL FORMS AND PATTERNS | 55 |
THE NATURE OF THE ANCIENT CITY | 94 |
EMERGENCE OF THE POLIS | 119 |
CITIZEN VERSUS IDEAL CITY | 158 |
HELLENISTIC ABSOLUTISM AND URBANITY | 183 |
MEGALOPOLIS INTO NECROPOLIS | 205 |
THE STRUCTURE OF BAROQUE POWER | 344 |
COURT PARADE AND CAPITAL | 375 |
COMMERCIAL EXPANSION AND URBAN DISSOLUTION | 410 |
PALEOTECHNIC PARADISE COKETOWN | 446 |
SUBURBIAAND BEYOND | 482 |
THE MYTH OF MEGALOPOLIS | 525 |
RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT | 568 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 579 |
CLOISTER AND COMMUNITY | 243 |
MEDIEVAL URBAN HOUSEKEEPING | 281 |
MEDIEVAL DISRUPTIONS MODERN ANTICIPATIONS | 315 |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 635 |
637 | |
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