Titlebook: Cities of the Mind; Images and Themes of Lloyd Rodwin,Robert M. Hollister Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 Diversity

不近人情

Cities and Countryside in Anthropologyurban phenomena and urban forms of integration. Exegesis of text after text—whether produced by persons ostensibly doing “pure,” “objective,” descriptive, or “basic” science, or engaged in some form of application—shows systematic orientations whose axiomatic presuppositions and logical consequences

interlude

Ex Uno Pluresig, lazy clouds in the sky. We had to give them names, according to the images they evoked in each one of us. “It is a lion’s head.” “Nooo... they are two interlaced giants.” “Come on. It is a beautiful woman—the sleeping beauty.” All of us saw different things and argued very strongly in favor of t

Harbor

Carcinogen

Dominique Méda,Patricia Vendraminive, or “basic” science, or engaged in some form of application—shows systematic orientations whose axiomatic presuppositions and logical consequences can be clearly laid out as emanations of a specific world view.

微生物

神圣不可

Daniel Spescha,Sascha Weikert,Konrad Wegenerher disciplines. Their first question must always be: Where is this phenomenon to be found? Their second: Why is it found there? Economists and sociologists and political scientists, too, may ask these questions from time to time. But they are not central to these other social scientists’ work; to the work of geographers, they are.

過剩

Science, Nature and Transcendencethe city as a storehouse of civilization versus the city as a cesspool, the city as a market or the city as an organization, and so on. Even such a classification results, if faithfully pursued, in an enumeration of all the logical and aesthetic principles that one might employ in sorting cities. An idle task, at best.

Coeval

恩惠

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