Book · 1974 · Political Science
The Limits of the City
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Again, quote, cuz you know, Bookchin is low-key a boss, right? Neighborliness, neighborliness is mistaken for organic social intercourse and mutual aid. Well manicured parks for the harmonization of humanity with nature.
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Andrew (Andrewism) And then of course you have the mustached man himself um Marie Buchchin stepping in in the limit of the cit… 3
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“And then of course you have the mustached man himself um Marie Buchchin stepping in in the limit of the city to eviscerate the idea of the garden city. He talks about howard's scheme uh was basically a system of benevolent capitalism”
Critiqued
“Again, quote, cuz you know, Bookchin is low-key a boss, right? Neighborliness, neighborliness is mistaken for organic social intercourse and mutual aid. Well manicured parks for the harmonization of humanity with nature.”
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“He says in the best of cases the new towns differ from suburbs primarily because job commuting is short and most services can be supplied within the community itself. In the worst of cases, they are essentially bedroom suburbs of the metropolis”
