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1 City and society in Aztec central Mexico 1
2 The roster of Aztec cities 27
3 The founding of cities and dynasties 71
4 Public architecture and the urban townscape 94
5 Form, meaning, and urban planning 124
6 Life in Aztec cities 151
7 Cities and their hinterlands : urban functions 175
8 Cities, city-states and Aztec urbanism 187
Notes 205
Bibliography 213
Index 249
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Doug Schooley
reviewed Aztec City-State Capitals on January 07, 2016
Aztec City-State Capitals
I think the power of this book rests in the stories that are told. The model was not really something I feel like I would adhere to strictly, rather something that should flow through any art project. But each individual project that was featured in the comics did illuminate many fantastic ways that art and community building can thrive together.
The edition I read was in need of updating. At one point they use the term 'sexual preference.' Where now we would see 'sexual orientation.' Also, some stories about the art projects were part of those eras and would need to be updated. The dramatic therapy for incarcerated women, for example, lacked current data and cannot account for any changes in political environment since the start of movements like Black Lives Matter and other mass incarceration awareness and law projects.
Useful for research, but I would not lean solely on it before starting out to change your own community.
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Add Aztec City-State Capitals, The Aztecs ruled much of Mexico from the thirteenth century until the Spanish conquest in 1521. Outside of the imperial capital of Tenochtitlan, various urban centers ruled the numerous city-states that covered the central Mexican landscape. Az, Aztec City-State Capitals to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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