THE POSTMODERN CITY: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2567-5273.2024-36-00-027Keywords:
city, postmodern, «right to the city», global city, city body, city space, urban inequality.Abstract
The article considers the postmodern city as a fragmented space with many different and often conflicting meanings and functions. It is shown that urban space affects the ways of interaction between people and each other and the identity of its inhabitantMetrics
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