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Claims on the City
Situated Narratives of the Urban
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2023
Summary
Claims on the City: Situated Narratives of the Urban captures a snapshot of the events, protests, and movements that disrupt a city’s existing rhythms across cultures and nationalities and compels us to rethink our understanding of the urban. Using an interdisciplinary approach, the editors and contributors detail on-the-ground events and transformations of different cities embattled in social movements, and capture solidarities of people against the mechanisms of state and global capitalism through situated narratives and microhistories of resistance.
Claims on the City approaches the understanding of cities from methods grounded in humanities, focusing on the humane, subjective, emotive aspects of the cities. The contributors bring together perspectives from the disciplinary locations of performance studies, film studies, architecture, cultural studies, heritage studies, history, and religious studies; an unusual selection in studying the urban.
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Edition
1/2023
Copyright year
2023
ISBN-Print
978-1-6669-4160-9
ISBN-Online
978-1-6669-4161-6
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
272
Product type
Edited Book
Table of contents
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Introduction No access Pages 1 - 8
Chapter 1: Occupying Bangkok: Performing Rights Across the City in a Series of Unpredictable Flash Mobs in Neoliberal Thailand No access
Chapter 2: From Confederate Monuments to Black Lives Matter Protests: The Role of Material Culture in Shaping and Reshaping Richmond’s Racialized Landscape No access
Chapter 3: Yale: RESPECT New Haven: (New Artwork to Protest an Old University) No access
Chapter 4: Allegory or Algorithm: The Smart City as Monument No access
Chapter 5: Memory, Nostalgia, and Asakusa in Contemporary Japanese Cinema and Television No access
Chapter 6: Filming the City: Embodying Interruption No access
Chapter 7: Claiming History, Claiming Present: Muslim Diaspora and Hyderabad City No access
Chapter 8: The Soul of the City: Mindfulness Practice in Hong Kong No access
Chapter 9: Languages of Care: Exploring Articulations of Neglect and Backwardness among Laboring Migrants in Bengaluru No access
Chapter 10: Hiking Is Caring: “Kong Wu” and “Hang Shan” as Concepts to Understand the Changing Sense of Belonging in Hong Kong’s Rural Landscape No access
Chapter 11: Popular Experiences and City Making in Brazilian Amazonia: Manaus, 1890–1900 No access
Chapter 12: Sufi Shrines in Hyderabad and Its Community’s Claims within the Urban No access
Chapter 13: Theatrical Landscapes: Exploring Single-Screen Theaters in Ernakulam as Urban Icons and Indicators No access
Chapter 14: Caste of Our Neighbors: Understanding “Middle-class” Attitudes toward Caste through Urban Property in Kolkata No access
Chapter 15: War on Slums: Slum-Free City Programs and People’s Struggles to Stay Put in Visakhapatnam No access
Chapter 16: Tribal Aspirations and the City No access
Index No access Pages 261 - 266
About the Editors and Contributors No access Pages 267 - 272
