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Globalized Metropolises?An Issue of History and Memories…

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Christian Sallenave

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DOI:10.17265/1934-7359/2021.11.006

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Doctor of Sociology, Anthropologist of Inhabited, Designed, and Programmed Spaces, Talence 33400, France

ABSTRACT

Through specific examples of five different metropolises in globalization, New York, Paris, Rome, Prague and Bordeaux, the sources of prosperity and urbanity are not the same when urban history prevails in our memories or when our memories claim to write its history. Yet everything can be lived differently when both are brought together and when they write their space-time together.

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Urban and architectural history, memories of citizens, flows & heritages, separate deferred confined space-time, communities of identities, centers and peripheries, neighborhood and urbanity.

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