Cities and Creativity from the Renaissance to the Present
Herausgeber: Damme, Ilja van; Miles, Andrew; De Munck, Bert
Cities and Creativity from the Renaissance to the Present
Herausgeber: Damme, Ilja van; Miles, Andrew; De Munck, Bert
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Urban studies has been engulfed by a creative city narrative in which concepts like the creative economy, the creative class or creative industries proclaim the status of the city as the primary site of human creativity and innovation. This volume critically challenges the core premise underlying this narrative, asking why we automatically
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Urban studies has been engulfed by a creative city narrative in which concepts like the creative economy, the creative class or creative industries proclaim the status of the city as the primary site of human creativity and innovation. This volume critically challenges the core premise underlying this narrative, asking why we automatically
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367886424
- ISBN-10: 0367886421
- Artikelnr.: 58483408
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367886424
- ISBN-10: 0367886421
- Artikelnr.: 58483408
Ilja Van Damme is Professor in Urban and Socio-Economic History at the University of Antwerp. Bert De Munck is Professor at the History Department at the University of Antwerp. Andrew Miles is Professor of Sociology at the University of Manchester.
Part I: Introductions
1. Cities of a Lesser God: Opening the Black-Box of Creative Cities and
Their Agency
[Ilja Van Damme and Bert De Munck]
2. Reflections on the Origins, Interpretations and Development of the
Creative City Idea
[Franco Bianchini]
Part II: From the Renaissance to Industrialisation
3. The Urban Imaginary as a Social and Economic Factor: Renaissance Cities
and the Fabrication of Quality, Fifteenth-Seventeenth Century
[Bert De Munck and Anna Bellavitis]
4. In Search of the New Rome?: Creative Cities and Early Modern Travel
Behaviour
[Gerrit Verhoeven]
5. Cultural Creativity and Symbolic Economy in Early Modern Naples: Music
and Theatre as Cultural Industries
[Alida Clemente and Rossella del Prete]
6. Mirroring Two Golden Ages: Values and Visions in Seventeenth- and
Nineteenth- Century Amsterdam
[Claartje Rasterhoff]
7. Manufacturing Innovation as Spatial Culture: Sheffield's Cutlery
Industry c.1750-1900
[Sam Griffiths]
8. Paris and Bologna in the Nineteenth Century: A New Relationship Between
Urban Culture and Industrialization
[Francis Démier and Elena Musiani]
Part III: Modern Times
9. Grenoble, Capital of the Alps, Innovative City: An Innovation-Led
Territorial Regime
[Guy Saez]
10. Creating the Creative Urban Waterfront in Scandinavia: Harbour Areas
from Industrial Multitude to Planned Creative Spaces
[Mikkel Thelle]
11. The Venice International Film Festival and the City: Building a
Cultural Tourist Destination by Juxtaposition
[Giovanni Favero and Anna Moretti]
12. Building the Creative City: London's Southbank and
1. Cities of a Lesser God: Opening the Black-Box of Creative Cities and
Their Agency
[Ilja Van Damme and Bert De Munck]
2. Reflections on the Origins, Interpretations and Development of the
Creative City Idea
[Franco Bianchini]
Part II: From the Renaissance to Industrialisation
3. The Urban Imaginary as a Social and Economic Factor: Renaissance Cities
and the Fabrication of Quality, Fifteenth-Seventeenth Century
[Bert De Munck and Anna Bellavitis]
4. In Search of the New Rome?: Creative Cities and Early Modern Travel
Behaviour
[Gerrit Verhoeven]
5. Cultural Creativity and Symbolic Economy in Early Modern Naples: Music
and Theatre as Cultural Industries
[Alida Clemente and Rossella del Prete]
6. Mirroring Two Golden Ages: Values and Visions in Seventeenth- and
Nineteenth- Century Amsterdam
[Claartje Rasterhoff]
7. Manufacturing Innovation as Spatial Culture: Sheffield's Cutlery
Industry c.1750-1900
[Sam Griffiths]
8. Paris and Bologna in the Nineteenth Century: A New Relationship Between
Urban Culture and Industrialization
[Francis Démier and Elena Musiani]
Part III: Modern Times
9. Grenoble, Capital of the Alps, Innovative City: An Innovation-Led
Territorial Regime
[Guy Saez]
10. Creating the Creative Urban Waterfront in Scandinavia: Harbour Areas
from Industrial Multitude to Planned Creative Spaces
[Mikkel Thelle]
11. The Venice International Film Festival and the City: Building a
Cultural Tourist Destination by Juxtaposition
[Giovanni Favero and Anna Moretti]
12. Building the Creative City: London's Southbank and
Part I: Introductions
1. Cities of a Lesser God: Opening the Black-Box of Creative Cities and
Their Agency
[Ilja Van Damme and Bert De Munck]
2. Reflections on the Origins, Interpretations and Development of the
Creative City Idea
[Franco Bianchini]
Part II: From the Renaissance to Industrialisation
3. The Urban Imaginary as a Social and Economic Factor: Renaissance Cities
and the Fabrication of Quality, Fifteenth-Seventeenth Century
[Bert De Munck and Anna Bellavitis]
4. In Search of the New Rome?: Creative Cities and Early Modern Travel
Behaviour
[Gerrit Verhoeven]
5. Cultural Creativity and Symbolic Economy in Early Modern Naples: Music
and Theatre as Cultural Industries
[Alida Clemente and Rossella del Prete]
6. Mirroring Two Golden Ages: Values and Visions in Seventeenth- and
Nineteenth- Century Amsterdam
[Claartje Rasterhoff]
7. Manufacturing Innovation as Spatial Culture: Sheffield's Cutlery
Industry c.1750-1900
[Sam Griffiths]
8. Paris and Bologna in the Nineteenth Century: A New Relationship Between
Urban Culture and Industrialization
[Francis Démier and Elena Musiani]
Part III: Modern Times
9. Grenoble, Capital of the Alps, Innovative City: An Innovation-Led
Territorial Regime
[Guy Saez]
10. Creating the Creative Urban Waterfront in Scandinavia: Harbour Areas
from Industrial Multitude to Planned Creative Spaces
[Mikkel Thelle]
11. The Venice International Film Festival and the City: Building a
Cultural Tourist Destination by Juxtaposition
[Giovanni Favero and Anna Moretti]
12. Building the Creative City: London's Southbank and
1. Cities of a Lesser God: Opening the Black-Box of Creative Cities and
Their Agency
[Ilja Van Damme and Bert De Munck]
2. Reflections on the Origins, Interpretations and Development of the
Creative City Idea
[Franco Bianchini]
Part II: From the Renaissance to Industrialisation
3. The Urban Imaginary as a Social and Economic Factor: Renaissance Cities
and the Fabrication of Quality, Fifteenth-Seventeenth Century
[Bert De Munck and Anna Bellavitis]
4. In Search of the New Rome?: Creative Cities and Early Modern Travel
Behaviour
[Gerrit Verhoeven]
5. Cultural Creativity and Symbolic Economy in Early Modern Naples: Music
and Theatre as Cultural Industries
[Alida Clemente and Rossella del Prete]
6. Mirroring Two Golden Ages: Values and Visions in Seventeenth- and
Nineteenth- Century Amsterdam
[Claartje Rasterhoff]
7. Manufacturing Innovation as Spatial Culture: Sheffield's Cutlery
Industry c.1750-1900
[Sam Griffiths]
8. Paris and Bologna in the Nineteenth Century: A New Relationship Between
Urban Culture and Industrialization
[Francis Démier and Elena Musiani]
Part III: Modern Times
9. Grenoble, Capital of the Alps, Innovative City: An Innovation-Led
Territorial Regime
[Guy Saez]
10. Creating the Creative Urban Waterfront in Scandinavia: Harbour Areas
from Industrial Multitude to Planned Creative Spaces
[Mikkel Thelle]
11. The Venice International Film Festival and the City: Building a
Cultural Tourist Destination by Juxtaposition
[Giovanni Favero and Anna Moretti]
12. Building the Creative City: London's Southbank and