When I Say "City," You Say...
A brief low point in American urbanism became an anti-urban ideology
I’ve been writing a lot about cities recently from a somewhat philosophical point of view—about what cities are, about the urbanity of small towns, about the conflation of “urban problems” with the traditional urban form itself.
There’s an attitude I keep bumping up against: particularly with older folks, but sometimes with younger people too; frequently…
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