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Acknowledgments Introduction More Than the Sum of Its Parts - The White City and Amateur Photography Picture Thinking - Kodaking and the Art of Nature City in Motion - Early Cinema and Times Square Scaling Up - The ''Speculative Architecture'' of 1930s New York The Operative City - The Machine Intelligence of Urban Renewal Rerun City - Nostalgia and Urban Narrative The Database City - The Digital Possessive and Hollywood Boulevard Conclusion Notes References Index
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reviewed The Urban Spectator: American Concept-Cities from Kodak to Google on January 09, 2012 The Urban Spectator: American Concept-Cities from Kodak to Google
So neat! The pages expand out of the book and all the butterlfies are arranged in "flight" positions, so it looks like they are fluttering around.
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Add The Urban Spectator: American Concept-Cities from Kodak to Google, The Urban Spectator is a lively and utterly fascinating exploration of the ways in which technologies have influenced our collective conception of the American city, as well as our relationship with urban space and architecture. Eric Gordon argues that th, The Urban Spectator: American Concept-Cities from Kodak to Google to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add The Urban Spectator: American Concept-Cities from Kodak to Google, The Urban Spectator is a lively and utterly fascinating exploration of the ways in which technologies have influenced our collective conception of the American city, as well as our relationship with urban space and architecture. Eric Gordon argues that th, The Urban Spectator: American Concept-Cities from Kodak to Google to your collection on WonderClub |
