Cities Made Differently

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Exploring the diverse experiences of urban life across cultures and history, this book delves into the unique characteristics of cities, both real and imagined. It investigates the existential questions surrounding humanity, examining how these concepts shift from childhood to adulthood. Through a wide array of examples, the work highlights the varied ways people have lived, dreamed, and feared urban environments, offering insights into the universal aspects of human existence.