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Cities Full Of Symbols A Theory Of Urban Space And Culture Peter J M Nas

SKU: BELL-2509420

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Publisher: Leiden University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.38 MB

Pages: 305

Author: Peter J. M. Nas

ISBN: 9789087281250, 9789400600447, 9087281250, 9400600445

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Cities Full Of Symbols A Theory Of Urban Space And Culture Peter J M Nas by Peter J. M. Nas 9789087281250, 9789400600447, 9087281250, 9400600445 instant download after payment.

From Jakarta to Leiden, from Buenos Aires to New York, architecture provides much more than shelter—it provides considerable cultural, political, and philosophical meaning as well. With Cities Full of Symbols,Peter J. M. Nas brings together internationally renowned sociologists, social geographers, and historians to debate the role of architectural symbols in the urban landscape. Looking specifically at 9/11 memorial designs, the design of the city of Cape Town as a remnant of Dutch colonialism, and the image of the ship washed ashore by a tsunami in Banda Aceh, this volume will be of interest to scholars of architecture, urban design, and policymaking.