Spatializing Culture: Embodied Space in the City

Setha Low

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Urban and sociocultural dynamics Spatial and Cultural Studies Public Spaces through Art

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction: Moore Street Market, Brooklyn, New York City Spatializing Culture: A Theoretical and Methodological Project Embodied Space Language Transnational/Translocal Spaces Conclusion: Returning to Moore Street Market and Urban Public Space References

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