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The Spirit of the City: Why the Identity of a City Matters in a Global Age by Daniel A. Bell and Avner de-Shalit/Losing Site: Architecture, Memory and Place by Shelley Hornstein

Henriette Steiner HENRIETTE STEINER IS RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AT THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AT THE ETH ZURICH. SHE HOLDS A PHD IN ARCHITECTURE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. HAVING MOVED BETWEEN LITERATURE AND URBAN STUDIES, HER RESEARCH INTERESTS CONCERN THE WAY THE MODERN CITY HAS BEEN REPRESENTED AND DISCUSSED, READ AND INTERPRETED.
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