Phenomenology of the Winter-city

Akkerman Abraham

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Springer, Dordrecht

2016

230 Pages

ISBN 978-3-319-26699-2

Phenomenology of the Winter-city

myth in the rise and decline of built environments

Abraham Akkerman

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Akkerman, A. (2016). Phenomenology of the Winter-city: myth in the rise and decline of built environments, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

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1-13

Human posture and the nightly sky

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17-31

The north, axis mundi and gender myths in the rise of civic space

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33-49

Winter acumen and mood disorder

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51-65

Hero under the weather

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67-79

Psychocultural aspects of weather and place

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81-90

Sky myths and gender projection in early city-form

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93-101

The north and paradigms of balance

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103-116

Axial age civilizations as a project of north-hemispheric masculinity

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117-125

Philosophical urbanism from Thomas More to Walter Benjamin

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127-137

The lia

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141-154

From cartesian doubt to heroic design

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155-168

The late lia and its urban sequel

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169-179

Reflections on the lia

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183-199

Epilogue

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201-210

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