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Introduction to the Second Edition p.1, Part 1: What is a city? p.5, Introduction p.7, The Metropolis and Mental Life' Georg Simmel p.12, The Growth of the City: An Introduction toa Research Project' Ernest W. Burgess p.20, "What is a City?' Lewis Mumford p.28, The Hotel Lobby' Siegfried Kracauer p.33, "World Cities' Elizabeth Wilson p.40, Plate Section: The Waterfront of Barcelona: Part 2: What is Culture? p.49, Introduction p.51, 'Metropolitan Perceptions and the Emergence of Modernism' Raymond Williams p.58, "The Affirmative Character of Culture' Herbert Marcuse p.66, The Art Museum as Ritual Carol Duncan p.72, Separation Perfected Guy Debord p.82, Globalised Culture: The Triumph of the West? John Tomlinson p.88, Part 3: Symbolic Economies p.97, Introduction p.99, The Production of Belief: Contribution to an Economy of Symbolic Goods Pierre Bourdieu p.103, Opening up Public Art's Spaces: Art, Regeneration and Audience' Tim Hall p.110, Fragments of a Metropolitan Viewpoint' Martha Rosler p.118, The World in a Shopping Mall Margaret Crawford p.125, Justice, Politics, and the Creation of Urban Space' Susan Fainstein p.141, Plate Section: Capital Arcade by John Goto: Part 4: The Culture Industry p.157, Introduction p.159, The Culture Industry Reconsidered' Theodor W. Adorno p.163, Reinterpreting Local Culture' John Urry p.169, 'Barcelona: The Making ofa Cultural City Dianne Dodd p.177, 'Difference, Boundaries, Community: The Irish in Britain' Mary J. Hickman p.183, Out of Order: The Public Art Machine' Patricia Phillips p.190, Part 5: Cultures and Technologies p.197, Introduction p199, 'The City and the Car' Mimi Sheller and John Urry p.202, The Social and Cultural Life of the City' Stephen Graham and Simon Marvin p.220, The People's Radio of Vila Nossa Senhora Aparecida: Aternative Communication and Cultures of Resistance in Brazil' Vivian Schelling p.224, Posthuman Unbounded: Artificial Evolution and High-tech Subcultures' Tiziana Terranova p.234, 'Electronic Civil Disobedience' Critical Art Ensemble p.245, Plate Section: The Pursuit of Happiness and other works by Marjetica Potrc: Part 6: Everyday Lives p.255, Introduction p.257, Plan of the Present Work' Henri Lefebvre p.260, Railway Navigation and Incarceration' Michel de Certeau p.266, Home in the Weeds' Lucy Lippard p.269, "Tango: A Choreography of Urban Displacement' Ana Betancour and Peter Hasdell p.277, A Performative Critique of the City: The Urban Practice of Skateboarding, 1958-98 Iain Borden p.291, Part 7: Contesting Identity p.299, Introduction p.301, Space, Place and Gender Doreen Massey p.307, Social Movements and the Politics of Difference Iris Marion Young p.311, World Alienation and the Modern Age: The Deprivations of Obscurity Kimberley Curtis p.324, 'Changing the Public Space: The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo' Suzana Torre p.331, 'Re-imagining the Global: Relocation and Local Identities in Cairo Farha Ghannam p.336, Plate Section: Touch Sanitation by Mierle Laderman Ukeles: Part 8 Boundaries and Transgressions: Introduction p.347, The Dirt of Cities, the Aura of Cities, the Smell of the Dead, Utopia of an Odorless City Ivan Illich p.355, 'Border Crossings' David Sibley p.360, 'Engendering Race Research: Unsettling the Self-Other Dichotomy' Kay Anderson p.369, 'A Chance to Live' Luce Irigaray p.379, New Urbanism and its Discontents' Dean MacCannell p.382, Part 9: Utopias and Dystopias: Introduction p.399, The Political Theory of Utopia: From Melancholia to Nostalgia' Judith Shklar p.404, 'Ernst Bloch and the Ubiquity of Utopia' Vincent Geoghegan p.413, Uneven Development: Public Art in New York City' Rosalyn Deutsche p.420, "The Death of Radical Planning: Radical Praxis for a Postmodern Age' Leonie Sandercock p.423, 'Café-Extra: Culture, Representation and the Everyday Malcolm Miles p.440, Plate Section: Ring der Erinnerung by Herman Prigann: Part 10: Possible Futures: Introduction p.449, Exopolis: The Restructuring of Urban Form' Edward Soja p.453, Environmental Justice and the Sustainable City' Graham Haughton p.461, The Urban Poor: An Invisible Resource' Jeremy Seabrook p.475, Viva Loisaida Libre! Bill Weinberg p.484, "Architecture Co-generated with Poetry, because the Word is Inaugural, it Conveys, it Gives Birth' Ann M. Pendleton-Julian p.497, Illustration credits Copyright information p.498, Index p.502 |
