Sanctuaries of the City
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Sanctuaries of the City
Lessons from Tokyo
Greve, Anni
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2011
220
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Inglês
9780754677642
15 a 20 dias
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prelude Positioning; Chapter 1 Sanctuaries of the City, Lessons from Tokyo; Part I Urban Sanctuary-Research; Chapter 2 1 is a slightly reversed version of the essay 'Civic cohesion and sanctuaries for coming to terms with modernity', published in Durkheimian Studies, Volume 12, Number 1, November 2006, pp. 68-89(22). In this initial essay, civic cohesion was at centre of the argument. It has now been replaced by 'an international culture as emergent reality', for two reasons. First, it is through the work of Daniel that I have become aware of Durkheim's engagement with cosmopolitan virtues. Unfortunately the concept of civic cohesion connotes the organic city idea of the Chicago school, which is very much located within the framework of national sociologies. But also my empirical field of study - a vibrant East Asian urban society - enforces a displacement of focus beyond the level of the nation state. From this point, the late Durkheim, in his study on religion, offers an important source of inspiration; Chapter 3 Urban Sanctuary-Research; Chapter 4 Sanctuaries of Urban Virtues, a View from Architecture; Part II A Place-Historical Perspective; Chapter 5 Reconsidering Classical Sociology: In Search of an In Between Realm of Urban Society; Chapter 6 Approaching the Orient; Chapter 7 The Jolly Good Market Place; Chapter 8 Sanctuaries for Performing Arts; Chapter 9 The Sacred Sanctuary; Part III Lessons From Tokyo; Chapter 10 Lessons from Tokyo; Postlude Postlude;
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cosmopolitan;virtues;ritual;choreography;tokugawa;era;early;modern;in-between;realm;Book III;European Commission FP7;Vice Versa;Emile Durkheim's Idea;Non-linear Time;Massive Urban Destruction;In-between Realm;Homo Duplex;Nihonjin Ron Literature;Ritual Choreography;Transfert De;Sacred Sanctuary;Urban Sanctuary;Eiko Ikegami;Early Modern Japan;Market Place Relations;Emile Durkheim;Durkheim;Coherent Images;Cosmopolitan Virtues;Global City Discourse;Einige Kategorien Der Verstehenden Soziologie;Free Jazz;Urban Constructs;Cosmopolitan Agenda
prelude Positioning; Chapter 1 Sanctuaries of the City, Lessons from Tokyo; Part I Urban Sanctuary-Research; Chapter 2 1 is a slightly reversed version of the essay 'Civic cohesion and sanctuaries for coming to terms with modernity', published in Durkheimian Studies, Volume 12, Number 1, November 2006, pp. 68-89(22). In this initial essay, civic cohesion was at centre of the argument. It has now been replaced by 'an international culture as emergent reality', for two reasons. First, it is through the work of Daniel that I have become aware of Durkheim's engagement with cosmopolitan virtues. Unfortunately the concept of civic cohesion connotes the organic city idea of the Chicago school, which is very much located within the framework of national sociologies. But also my empirical field of study - a vibrant East Asian urban society - enforces a displacement of focus beyond the level of the nation state. From this point, the late Durkheim, in his study on religion, offers an important source of inspiration; Chapter 3 Urban Sanctuary-Research; Chapter 4 Sanctuaries of Urban Virtues, a View from Architecture; Part II A Place-Historical Perspective; Chapter 5 Reconsidering Classical Sociology: In Search of an In Between Realm of Urban Society; Chapter 6 Approaching the Orient; Chapter 7 The Jolly Good Market Place; Chapter 8 Sanctuaries for Performing Arts; Chapter 9 The Sacred Sanctuary; Part III Lessons From Tokyo; Chapter 10 Lessons from Tokyo; Postlude Postlude;
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cosmopolitan;virtues;ritual;choreography;tokugawa;era;early;modern;in-between;realm;Book III;European Commission FP7;Vice Versa;Emile Durkheim's Idea;Non-linear Time;Massive Urban Destruction;In-between Realm;Homo Duplex;Nihonjin Ron Literature;Ritual Choreography;Transfert De;Sacred Sanctuary;Urban Sanctuary;Eiko Ikegami;Early Modern Japan;Market Place Relations;Emile Durkheim;Durkheim;Coherent Images;Cosmopolitan Virtues;Global City Discourse;Einige Kategorien Der Verstehenden Soziologie;Free Jazz;Urban Constructs;Cosmopolitan Agenda
