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In the face of the uncontrollable growth of increasingly unmanageable large cities, the time has come to appreciate medium-sized cities, where deeper human relationships, moderation of morals and closeness to nature are still possible, as a better and more humane way of organising social life. Medium-sized cities might offer a middle way – if not a golden mean – between the dehumanised large cities on the one hand, and the direct and often oppressive controls in the tightly knit communities, on the other.
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The argument is based on a novel conception of the political aesthetics, which includes, inter alia, the ideas of the public agoraphobia, commodification and interpassivity. M
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This page is a summary of: Uses of art in the urban space, International Journal of Social Economics, September 2015, Emerald,
DOI: 10.1108/ijse-03-2015-0073.
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