Milano University Press
Città latinoamericane 2.0: Appunti di cartografia urbana
Keywords:
Urban realities, Latin America, Cartographies, CRIARSynopsis
This second “Quaderno” presents some Latin American Urban Realities 2.0 through readings that adopt different and often complementary points of view. A “Travel notes” between ruins and skyscrapers, historic centers and suburbs, urban myths and prejudices, which have their beginning in the Caribbean to move to South America and land in Venice. A cartographic rhapsody, in short, which is proposed as a contribution to reflection on the convulsive and contradictory Latin American present and inaugurates, as a Quaderno, a space especially open to scientific contributions from young scholars from different disciplines united by the same interest - that of the Romance Americas - of which CRIAR aims to make itself representative.
Chapters
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Havana at the Intersection between Past Heritage and Third Millennium Reflections
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Havana. Notes for an artistic geography of the contemporary city
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The Account of Urban Change in Violence, Power and Poetry in Degüello of Gabriela Massuh
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Women and Art: A Way of Community Resistance Against the Processes of Political, Social and Cultural Exclusion in Argentina
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The literary foundations of Lima
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Infernal and Ghost Cities of Latin America: A Tour between Colombia and Venezuela
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Port-au-Prince, One Hundred Years of Urban Landscape
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Imprisonment, Degradation and Abandoning. Fort-de-France Seen by Alfred Alexandre
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The Hybrid City in Digitalized Food DeliveryThe Urban Experience of the “Walkers” in the Post-Colonial Venice
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