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A Recent Television Documentary Asked Half A Dozen Centenarians What They Remembered As The Most Exciting Moments Of Their Lives. Without Hesitating, Each Of Them Mentioned Their First Automobile Ride Among Two Or Three Of Their Most Prominent Memories. When Asked What Development Had Changed Daily Life The Most In The Century Through Which They Had Lived, All Six Mentioned The Automobile. Despite Its Importance, The Automobile Is The Subject Of Surprisingly Little Intellectual Inquiry. In The Car And The City, Twenty Distinguished Authors--architects, Designers, Historians, Sociologists, Psychologists, And Urban Planners--analyze The Influence The Automobile Has Had On Daily Urban Life And Offer Speculations About Its Future. The Result Is A Fascinating Study On The Many Ways In Which Urban Life And The Automobile Are Intertwined. Historians Sam Bass Warner, Jr., James J. Flink, And Mark S. Foster; Journalist John B. Jackson; Feminist Planner Sandra Rosenbloom; And Urbanist Melvin M. Webber Are Just A Few Of The Foremost Authorities Who Together Provide A Valuable Interdisciplinary Perspective On Urban Development And Change. The Car, The City, And Daily Work. Learning From The Pa

Author
Martin Wachs and Margaret Crawford; with the assistance of Susan Marie Wirka and Taina Marjatta Rikala
Publisher
Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press
Published
1991
Language
EN
ISBN
9780472094592
Subjects
Sociology, History, Social Science

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