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... program of the early twentieth century, set out in Garden Cities of To-Morrow , is taken as exemplary here. The article ends with a reading of Clive Barker's 1985 short story “The Forbidden” and of the film Candyman , which it gave rise to, whose shared sense of horror at the visceral consequences...

... million new public dwellings were completed in Great Britain, some 59 percent of the total housing construction for this period ( Glendinning and Muthesius 1994 : 1). A range of housing developments resulted, varying from small Garden City–influenced estates to whole New Towns and—most notably...

... utility of gentrification as a way of thinking about these seismic urban changes, they conclude that profound socio- spatial changes and new intensities in the financialization of housing, neighborhood tensions, and cultural dislocations are reshaping London as a plutocratic city and the lives of those...

..., vulnerable and uprooted, in a foreign environment without family support, and in the midst of a public garden, in the open air, in a European city. The public space where she is standing, motionless and lost, provides a sort of mental collage between her village peasant background and the natural...

... determines hers. In the winter, she enjoys the jostling of conflicting antithetical ideas that cannot be avoided, even if she thinks there is no longer any discourse, nevertheless the city is a bracingly discursive field, but then and there she also spends her time cultivating other people’s gardens; she...

...: Growth, Reason, and Cultural Group Selection in Hayek and Darwin .” Biological Theory 6 , no. 4 : 413 – 23 . Berger Peter L. Luckmann Thomas 1967 . The Social Construction of Reality . Garden City, NY : Anchor . Bessner Daniel . 2014 . “ Murray Rothbard, Political...

... “different” has always meant having to explain where I'm from, why and how long ago did I leave. New York City is a place that expects you to come from “elsewhere,” but in a small town in Kent, England, we were the only nonwhites, apart from the Chinese restaurant owners. Assimilation was near impossible...

... . Clark Charles H. 1958 . Brainstorming . Garden City, NY : Doubleday . Cohen-Cole Jamie . 2009 . “ The Creative American: Cold War Salons, Social Science, and the Cure for Modern Society .” Isis 100 , no. 2 : 219 – 62 . Conor Bridget Gill Rosalind Taylor Stephanie...

... .” Grosrichard A. 1998 . The Sultan's Court . London : Verso . Hedges C. 2002 . War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning . Garden City, NY : Anchor . Huxley A. 2007 . Brave New World . London : Vintage . Jermyn D. Redmond S. 2003 . The Cinema of Kathryn Bigelow...

... and placed under quarantine. In the case of SARS, the traced-exposed were placed under home quarantine for the disease's incubation period of ten days. In Singapore, the total number of people quarantined during the epidemic was 5,798, a small number relative to the 4 million residents of the city state...

... . Garden City, NY : Country Life Press . Inland Printer . 1891 . “ Practical Talks on Presswork .” 8 ( 4 ): 293 . Inland Printer . 1902 . “ Even Temperature in the Pressroom .” 29 : 394 . Inland Printer . 1914 . “ The Pressfeeder .” 53 : 67 . Jacobson Brian . 2015...

... of collaboration occurred outdoors on the porches overlooking the palace’s gardens, statues, and tile work; working inside the house struck, I observed, a different tone or mood in our work. This difference became diagnostic for me. I follow this discussion with brief treatments of two other cases that I have...

...-build version of the suburban garden-city.” What is being valorized in these various accounts is the informal (vivacious, vigorous) dimension of urban planning culture in Istanbul – the nicely and evocatively, provocatively, termed “primitive”; let us call it the art brut of living, which has always...

... to the demolition and renewal of cities as “erased” and “overwritten.” What is this but the symptom of an imbalance of idealist textual emersion, at the cost of a real perception of the world, which in this case deprives us of an appreciation of the collective manual labor and the years and billions of dollars...

... versions of themselves, and yet both manage to hint at their weariness with their respective roles, Godard by presenting himself as dumb-struck by an audience member’s question about digital cameras’ likely effects on “the future of film” and later as a Candide-like figure tending his rooftop garden...

... in New York City. As the scale and scope of the performances increased, so too did the puppets, which morphed into larger-than-life creations ten or twenty feet tall (P. Schumann 2013 ). The theater moved to Vermont in 1974 and began staging the monumental Domestic Resurrection Circus every summer...

... people coming of age in New York City. Earlier photos show my youthful grandfather- and grandmother-to-be sitting in a garden in the English countryside where they lived for nearly a decade, or posing against a backdrop in a professional photo studio. Some snapshots show them working in an apiary...

.... Spero explained that her exhibition space in the Italian Pavilion would be the majestic entry hall with its 30-foot-plus skylight; Maypole would occupy the threshold linking the garden path with the streamlined 1930s art deco Pavilion, while on the vertical axis her Maypole would link the earthbound...

... but as companions and ecological workers. Later, when lockdowns lifted, visits to places such as the chicken coop at Kensington Gardens, London, and the Garden Museum in Lambeth, London, materialized these histories of the chickens in the city. My historical research with chickens, then, was far less tied to any...

... in Garden ). But this also includes his approach to the “East European” identity paradigm in contemporary art as a system of service, hierarchy, and systematization (evident in his earlier Art Attack painting series, which featured maps of his plans to “invade” key galleries in Western Europe...