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The City in History Its Origins, Its Transformations, and Its Prospects
Mumford, Lewis Publisher: Harcourt, Brace & World Inc., New York, USA Year Published: 1961 Pages: 657pp - Table of Contents Preface 1: Sanctuary, Village and Stronghold 2: The Crystallization of the City 3: Ancestral Forms and Patterns 4: The Nature of the Ancient City 5: Emergence of the Polis 6: Citizen Versus Ideal City 7: Hellenistic Absolutism and Urbanity 8: Megalpolis Into Necropolis 9: Cloister and Community 10: Medieval Urban Housekeeping 11: Medieval Disruptions, Modern Anticipations 12: The Structure of Baroque Power 13: Court, Parade, and Capital 14: Commercial Expansion and Urban Dissolution 15: Paleotechnic Paradise: Coketown 16: Suburbia-And Beyond 17: The Myth of Megalopolis 18: Retrospect and Prospect Bibliography Acknowledgments Index Subject Headings
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