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The Morphology of the Times

European Cities and their Historical Growth

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  • 11 Lesestunden

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This book highlights radical urban transformation in eight cities spread across continental Europe. The point of departure, and the foundation of European urbanisation, is the Roman colonial town. In every case social dynamics guided the urban transitions in a traceable way, such that it has been possible to deduce the intellectual underpinnings of the contemporary built environments, as featured in these pages. Differing contexts of time and place show the overarching march of European history and related themes at the urban level. Fundamental changes are brought to light. Each story demonstrates a separate and fundamental transition, ranging from earlier collective configurations to the more institutionalised structures of later periods.

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The Morphology of the Times, Ton Hinse

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2014
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Titel
The Morphology of the Times
Untertitel
European Cities and their Historical Growth
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Ton Hinse
Erscheinungsdatum
2014
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
304
ISBN10
386922309X
ISBN13
9783869223094
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Beschreibung
This book highlights radical urban transformation in eight cities spread across continental Europe. The point of departure, and the foundation of European urbanisation, is the Roman colonial town. In every case social dynamics guided the urban transitions in a traceable way, such that it has been possible to deduce the intellectual underpinnings of the contemporary built environments, as featured in these pages. Differing contexts of time and place show the overarching march of European history and related themes at the urban level. Fundamental changes are brought to light. Each story demonstrates a separate and fundamental transition, ranging from earlier collective configurations to the more institutionalised structures of later periods.