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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Readings from Philosophy: Classic to Contemporary | |
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Classic and Medieval Readings (500 BCE-AD 1499) | |
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Thucydides, Pericles' funeral oration | |
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Crito and The Republic | |
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Politics | |
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City of God | |
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Modern Readings (1500-1899) | |
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The Prince and Discourses | |
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Utopia | |
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De Cive | |
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Letter to M. D'Alembert on the Theater | |
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"Manufactures" | |
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"The Subjective Necessity for Social Settlements" | |
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Late Modern Readings (1900-1969) | |
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"The Metropolis and Mental Life" | |
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"Concepts and Categories of the City" | |
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"Philosophy and Civilization" | |
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The Arcades Project | |
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"Building Dwelling Thinking" | |
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"Retrospect and Prospect" | |
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Contemporary Readings (1970-present) | |
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"Philosophy of the City and Planning Ideology" | |
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"The Urban and the Aesthetic" | |
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"The Public Sphere" | |
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"Panopticism" | |
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"The Loss and Recovery of Place" | |
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"City Life as a Normative Ideal" | |
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"Homeplace: A Site of Resistance" | |
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"Body Politic and Political Bodies" | |
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"Race Matters" | |
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"The Philosopher as Master of Heartfelt Contrast" | |
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"Cities and the Place of Philosophy" | |
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"Constructing Inequality: City Spaces and the Architecture of Citizenship" | |
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"A Phenomenology of the Global City" | |
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"Urban Flesh: The Fragility of Dwelling" | |
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Philosophy Matters, City Matters: Cases for Discussion | |
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What Is a City? | |
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Philosophy Matters: Friedrich Engels, "The Failure of the City for 19th Century British Working Class" | |
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City Matters: Robert Ginsberg, "Aesthetics in Hiroshima: The Architecture of Remembrance" | |
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Citizenship | |
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Philosophy Matters: Robert Gooding-Williams, "Citizenship and Racial Ideology" | |
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City Matters: Daniel Kemmis, "Taxpayers vs. Citizens" | |
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Urban Identity and Diversity | |
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Philosophy Matters: Lee Francis, "We, the People: Young American Indians Reclaiming Their Identity" | |
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City Matters: Geraldine Pratt, "Domestic Workers, Gentrification and Diversity in Vancouver" | |
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The Built Environment (Planning and Architecture) | |
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Philosophy Matters: Robert Mugerauer, "Design on Behalf of Place" | |
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City Matters: HRH The Prince of Wales, "Tall Buildings" | |
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Social Justice and the Ethics of the City | |
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Philosophy Matters: Andrew Light, "Elegy for a Garden" | |
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City Matters: Friedrich Hayek, "Housing and Town Planning" | |
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Index | |
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About the Author | |