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‎Urban Spaces‎

‎Subaltern City? Alternative and Peripheral Urban Spaces in the Pre-modern Period (13th-18th Centuries)‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Hardback, 274 pages, Size:178 x 254 mm, Illustrations:2 b/w, 4 tables b/w., 31 maps b/w, Languages: English, French. ISBN 9782503583310.‎

‎Summary The purpose of this volume is to question traditional notions of city space in pre-modern Europe (with its stress on space being incorporated, regulated and integrated, dominated by its merchants and crafts), and to investigate how far it was in fact economically and politically pluralistic with a great variety of functions and juridictions. The volume examines comparatively the range of different urban spaces in and outside the medieval and early modern city from gardens, farmland and wasteland to industrial sites, poor and rich suburbs, shooting grounds, green space, grey space and military zones. Case studies cover cities in France, Germany, Italy, the Low Countries, England, Portugal and the Middle East. We ask: how far was the pre-modern city a compact city? Or was it in fact a 'subaltern city', as geographers have recently proposed, where many urban spaces were contested and the municipality has to be seen as only one key spatial actor? TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Peter Clark, Denis Menjot Preface Introduction 2. La ville en puzzle. Centralit et subalternit des espaces urbains Bruxelles au Moyen ge Paulo Charruadas & Bram Vannieuwenhuyze 3. Une ville perm able ? L'espace de transition urbain-rural autour d'une ville aux XIIIe et XIVe si cles Catherine Xandry 4. Penser les p riph ries : l'apport du concept d'urbain pour Paris au XIVe si cle Boris Bove 5. Les liens d'interd pendance entre une cit et ses faubourgs (Amiens, XIIIe-XVIe si cles) Mathieu Beghin, post-doc, France 6. Locating marginality in the city: the extramural neighbourhoods of fifteenth-century London Charlotte Berry 7. Les fondouks chr tiens dans les villes musulmanes du bassin m diterran en au Moyen ge. Espaces p riph riques ou nouvelles polarit s urbaines ? Dominique Val rian 8. Habiter une paroisse suburbaine. La population de Saint-Jean de Latran de Rome (1630-1680) Eleonora Canepari 9. Quartiers, faubourgs et anciens faubourgs : l'espace subalterne Lyon (XVIe-XVIIIe) Olivier Zeller 10. L'embellissement de Marseille en 1666, entre soumission et r sistance des faubourgs Julien Puget 11. La police des espaces non aedificandi de la fortification p riurbaine Lille et Bruxelles au XVIIIe si cle : des espaces abandonn s ou int gr s la ville? Catherine Denys 12. The multiple uses of green space : Haarlem and the Haarlemmerhout in the eighteenth century Carolien Boender‎

‎Zukin Sharon: The Nude City: The Death and Life of Authenticous Urban Spaces I‎

‎Zukin Sharon: The Nude City: The Death and Life of Authenticous Urban Spaces In Russian /Zukin Sharon. Obnazhennyy gorod.Smert i zhizn autentichnykh gorodskikh prostranstv M Publishing House of the Gaidar Institute 2009. 354s. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb248d7b85589ce94b.‎

‎URBAN SPACES II (Urban Parks). World of environmental design ‎

‎Barcelona (Barcelone) Francisco Asensio Cerver 1994 in folio (33,5x25) Un volume reliure illustrée de l'éditeur (Hardcover), 255 pages, étui illustré assorti. Nombreuses illustrations et photographies en couleurs et noir et blanc. Translated by Trevor Foskett and Ginny Tapley. Text is in Spanish and English (Edition biligue: espagnol et anglais). Etat de neuf ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request ) ‎

‎Neuf Couverture rigide ‎

‎Urbanismo. Urban Spaces. Enciclopedias Atrium Para Profesionales. 5 vols.1) City Outskirts. 118 p., richly ill. with col. photographs.2) Urban Planning. 118 p., richly ill. with col. photographs.3) Road Systems. 118 p., richly ill. with col. photographs. 4) Parks. 118 p., richly ill. with col. photographs.5) Squares. 118 p., richly ill. with col. photographs.‎

‎Barcelona, Francisco Asensio Cerver, n.d. (ca. 2000), in-4to, boards, ill. in colour, orig. slipcase in colour.‎

‎Inside Out: Gender and Ageing Agency in Urban and Non-urban Religious Spaces in Antiquity‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 373, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:88 b/w, 87 col., 11 tables b/w., Languages: English, Italian. ISBN 9782503617060.‎

‎Summary Religious spaces in Antiquity could be urban (located in a densely populated area), suburban (within a day's walk of the city), or even extra-urban (located far outside the city walls, and away from the hustle of densely populated areas). They also served very different purposes, with urban sanctuaries often serving local socio-political dynamics, while extra-urban spaces were often founded to allow meditation - or for the exercise of political control over a particular territory. But while the importance of different religious spaces has long been known, up to now, very little attention has been paid to the activities of women and children within these religious spaces. This volume aims to investigate the role that these actors played in Antiquity, both in urban and non-urban sanctuaries and in funerary contexts, in order to see how they fitted into this sacral environment, and in turn, how such sanctuaries were shaped by their presence. Different chapters within the volume explore key questions such as: can religious experiences shape urban landscapes? can urban space influence religious experiences and activities? and what role did women and children play in shaping and linking religious activities and spaces? The result is a far-reaching volume that seeks to highlight the hitherto unrecognized role of women and children in shaping the social, economic, sacral, and even political landscapes of sacred spaces. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction Giulia Pedrucci, Francesca Fulminante, and Martina Seifert 1. Spazi della morte e infanzia: Riflessioni a partire dalla documentazione archeologica nell'Italia preromana Daniela Costanzo How Urban, Non-Urban, and Funerary Spaces Intertwine with Women and Children: General Remarks and 'Interspatial' Perspectives 2. Infancy and Archaeology in Sacred Areas in Etruria Elisabetta Govi 3. The Infancy of Dionysus and the Sacred: Evidence between Etruscan Bologna and Vulci Chiara Pizzirani 4. Distribuzione e funzione delle statuette votive fittili raffiguranti adulti con bambini nell'Italia antica fra VII e I secolo a.C.: differenze fra spazi urbani, non urbani e funerari Giulia Pedrucci 5. Le statuette votive fittili raffiguranti adulti con bambini nell'Italia antica e lo spazio. Tre casi di studio a confronto: il cosiddetto tempio di Minerva Medica a Roma, il santuario di Fondo Patturelli a Capua e il santuario di Bitalemi a Gela Giulia Pedrucci 6. Religious Agency of Children and Youths in the Roman Greece of Pausanias Ville Vuolanto Urban and Suburban Spaces 7. Women and Female Deities in the Urban and Suburban Sanctuaries of Pompeii Maria Teresa D'Alessio 8. 'Worshipping Women': Case Studies from Urban and Suburban Holy Places in Southern Apulia (Sixth-Third Century BC) Giovanni Mastronuzzi 9. Megara Hyblaea: Donne e bambini nelle aree sacre e nelle necropoli della citt Lorenzo Guzzardi 10. Donne e bambini nel santuario urbano di Griso Laboccetta a Rhegion: Immagini, offerte, praxis rituale Daniela Costanzo 11. Women and Performative Space in the Cults of Meter: Epigraphic Evidence from Asia Minor and the Black Sea Marios Kamenou 12. Women and their Clothing Styles in Sacred Spaces: The Case of Palmyra Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja Extra-urban Spaces 13. Back to Brauron: Hippocrates, Artemis, and Girls in Extra-urban Sanctuaries Laurence Totelin 14. Female Offerings and Slf-representation in Mid-Republican Votive Deposits: A Case Study from Fidenae Letizia Ceccarelli 15. La munificenza femminile nei luoghi di culto dell'Italia Romana: Alcuni esempi Silvia Gazzoli 16. 'Empty Spaces': The Rejection of Motherhood in Female Ascetic Contexts of Late Antiquity, with Reference to Syriac Linguistic and Cultural Environments Claudia Tavolieri 17. Engaging with the World of the Medieval Anchoress in the Twenty-First Century Emily Bowyer-Kazadi Funerary Spaces 18. Motherhood (and by Comparison Fatherhood) Indicators in Funerary Ritual Spaces in Proto-historic Central Italy (Latium vetus and Osteria dell'Osa 1100/1050-580 BC) Francesca Fulminante 19. Women and Infants in Urban Funerary Sacred Spaces in Campania Mariassunta Cuozzo 20. Iulia Florentina's Burial in Catania: Urban and Suburban Religious Spaces in Connection Cristina Soraci 21. Saint Agatha's Burial in Catania: New Discoveries Cristina Soraci 22. Women and Children in Funerary Practices in the Cemetery of Vaste (Fourth-Sixth Century AD): A Visible Care for Invisible People Giovanni Mastronuzzi and Giorgia Tulumello Index‎