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THE POSTMODERN URBAN CONDITION
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This
book will change the way we understand cities. It provides
readers with not only an introduction to cities and
urbanism in the postmodern world but also overturns
many common assumptions about urban structure. Dear's
analysis combines concepts of postmodernism, space and
the urban to trace the genesis of postmodern urban condition.
He provides an understanding of the intellectual, moral,
and political consequences of postmodernism and an evaluation
of the role of space, and place in contemporary social
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