The Uses of Disorder: Personal Identity & City Life |
Contents
CHAPTER ONE Purified Identity | 3 |
TWO The Myth of a Purified Community | 27 |
THREE How Cities Bring the Myth to Life | 50 |
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activities adolescence adult adulthood anarchist Anna Freud areas Baron Haussmann become believe bureaucratic character coherent complex conflict contact points create deal decentralized Denis de Rougemont dense desire for purity dislocation disorder diversity dreams economic emotional Erik Erikson ethics exist experience explore expressed fact fear feeling force Franz Fanon freedom functional ghetto Girondists groups growth Haussmann's Heinz Hartmann Herbert Marcuse hostile human idea ideal individual intense family involved Jane Jacobs kind large number leaders Lefrak City lives Louis Wirth machine means middle-class munity myth neighborhood occurs one's oneself order to survive pain past pattern peculiar perience planners planning police political possible problems purified identity Puritan relations repression response revolutionary Richard Sennett routine sense situations slavery social contact society solidarity strength structure suburban suburbs Survival Communities technological tion unknown urban violence Weber working-class young person