000 02235cam a2200265 a 4500
001 006675
003 UAHC_CL
005 20170803120252.0
008 120924s1995 xxu 000 eng
020 _a9781557864376
040 _aUAHC_CL
_cUAHC_CL
_dUAHC_CL
082 0 4 _a307.76
_bZ94
_220
100 1 _aZukin, Sharon
245 1 4 _aThe cultures of cities /
_cSharon Zukin.
260 _bBlackwell Publishing
_c1995
_aCambridge, MA
300 _axiv, 322 p.
520 _aHow do cities use culture today? Building on the experience of New York as a "culture capital" Sharon Zukin shows how three notions of culture - as ethnicity, aesthetic, and marketing tool - are reshaping urban places and conflicts over revitalization. She rejects the idea that cities have either a singular urban culture or many different subcultures to argue that cultures are constantly negotiated in the city's central spaces - the streets, parks, shops, museums, and restaurants - which are the great public spaces of modernity.\While cultural gentrification may contribute to making our cities both safer and more civilised places to live, it has its darker side. Beneath the perceptions of "civility" and "security" nurtured by cultural strategies, Zukin shows an aggressive private-sector bid for control of public space, a relentless drive for expansion by art museums and other non-profit cultural institutions, and an increasing redesign of the built environment for the purposes of social control.\Tying these developments to a new "symbolic economy" based on tourism, media and entertainment, Zukin traces the connections between real estate development and popular expression, and between elite visions of the arts and more democratic representations. Going beyond the immigrants, artists, street peddlers, and security guards who are the key figures in the symbolic economy, Zukin asks: Who really occupies the central spaces of cities? And whose culture is imposed as public culture?
521 _aIdentidad territorial, estílos de vida y cultura urbana en la ciudad
650 4 _aCIUDADES Y PUEBLOS
650 4 _aSOCIOLOGIA URBANA
650 4 _aVida urbana
653 _aOB. ANTROPOLOGIA
658 _aMatus, Cristián
900 _a307.76 ZUK
942 _cBK
999 _c6675
_d6675