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Poets, Poetry and Life in Cities by Hatto Fischer

 

Poets, Poetry and Life in Cities: Urban Drama, Styles and Words

by Hatto Fischer

City conditions            Photo: Hartmut Schulz

Introduction

1. Cities - the way poets see them
2. Planning for cities free from myths becoming ideologies
3. The loss of nature in cities
4. From Flaneur to passages of time
5. Sustaining democratic life in cities
6. Mass, identity and movement
7. Voices of ‘invisible cities’
8. Sights and sounds of a city
9. Moving in and out of cities
10. Culture of a city

 

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