Capital City Cultures : Reconstructing Contemporary Europe in Vienna and Berlin. için kapak resmi
Capital City Cultures : Reconstructing Contemporary Europe in Vienna and Berlin.
Başlık:
Capital City Cultures : Reconstructing Contemporary Europe in Vienna and Berlin.
Yazar:
De Frantz, Monika.
ISBN:
9783035261639
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Fiziksel Tanımlama:
1 online resource (282 pages)
Seri:
Europe plurielle - Multiple Europes ; v.45

Europe plurielle - Multiple Europes
İçerik:
Contents -- Preface 9 -- INTRODUCTION. Capital Cities, Culture, and Political Change in Contemporary Europe 13 -- CHAPTER 1. European Capital Cities in Transition 31 -- Capital Cities: Centres of Transforming States 31 -- Vienna: an Old Capital City in Transition 40 -- Berlin: a New Capital City in Transition 51 -- Capital City Cultures: A Comparative Research 62 -- CHAPTER 2. Reconstructing Capital City Cultures: The Museumsquartier in Vienna 67 -- The Project 67 -- Creative Intervention: Redefining Urban Culture 70 -- Cultural Heritage: Constructing the Future with the Past 73 -- Urban Governance: Responding to New Challenges 78 -- Urban Form: Locating Centre and Periphery 83 -- Symbolic Function: Giving Meaning to Aesthetics 86 -- Social Cohesion: Experimental Arts into Popular Museums 89 -- Management: Cultural Autonomy and Party Politics 93 -- Public Space: Open Access and its Restrictions 99 -- Spatial Frames: Beyond the National Cleavages 102 -- The Political Context: Actors, Interests, Coalitions 107 -- CHAPTER 3. Reconstructing Capital City Cultures: The Schlossplatz in Berlin 113 -- The Project 113 -- Creative Intervention: a Symbol of Reunification 116 -- Cultural Heritage: Selecting History for a New Beginning 120 -- Public Space: Social Integration in a Lively City-Centre 130 -- Urban Form: Re-centralizing a Polycentric Patchwork 132 -- Symbolic Function: a Disneyworld with Functionality 137 -- Social Cohesion: Contesting and Popularizing Elite Culture 143 -- Urban Governance: Claiming Power in the New Capital 149 -- Management: Limits to Public-Private Partnership 156 -- Spatial Frames: Europeanizing the New Capital City 163 -- The Political Context: Actors, Interests, Coalitions 170 -- CHAPTER 4. Comparing Capital City Cultures 179 -- Researching Urban Cultures 179 -- Urban Cultures as Diverse Contexts 188.

The Discursive Mobilization of Urban Cultures 196 -- The Discursive Structuration of Urban Institutions 201 -- Conclusion 210 -- Bibliography 221 -- Appendix 239 -- Index 259.
Özet:
Global market competition and the political responses to globalization transform urban societies and states, and thus the cultures of capital cities in contemporary Europe. Vienna's cultural district Museumsquartier and the planned Humboldt Forum on Berlin's Schlossplatz illustrate two of the most controversial sites of urban reconstruction in Central Eastern Europe since the 1990s. Tracing the processes of their political emergence through more than a decade of heated public debates, this book narrates the metaphor-rich and engaging stories about these old European capitals facing change. It compares the reconstruction of political legitimacy and its cultural symbols from two different local perspectives of European state transformation. This enquiry into urban culture highlights the diversity of contemporary cities and their political potential for change.
Notlar:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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