This book rhetorically and historically examines the contextual and experiential dimensions of a wide range of public places that are the products and allocators of political power.
This book rhetorically and historically examines the contextual and experiential dimensions of a wide range of public places that are the products and allocators of political power.
Chapter 1. The National 9/11 Memorials: Whom Do We Remember and How Do We Remember Them? Chapter 2. Local 9/11 Memorials: Remembering the Events of 9/11 Away from Ground Zero Chapter 3. Johnstown, Pennsylvania: Remembering Slowly and Differently Chapter 4. Point Lookout, Maryland: Remembering the Fort Lincoln Dead, Eventually and Variously Chapter 5. Lincoln and Son Come to Richmond: Remembering the 16th President in the Heart of the Confederacy Chapter 6. Slavery, Thurgood Marshall, Roger B. Taney: Maryland's Conflicted Relationships Chapter 7. Cambridge, Maryland: Redoing the City's History Chapter 8. American Cities: Trying to Forget Chapter 9. Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania: Remembering in the Wrong Place Chapter 10. Chicago's Park System: Make No Little Plans Chapter 11. The High Line: Creating Networks of Accidental Activists, Residents, Philanthropists, Business People and Politicians to Create an Unlikely Urban Park Chapter 12. U Street NW and H Street NE in Washington, DC: Contested Corridors Chapter 13. The Westminster Arcade: Politics and Renaissance in Providence Chapter 14. PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Remembering and Celebrating at the Old Ballgame Conclusion: Reading Politically
Chapter 1. The National 9/11 Memorials: Whom Do We Remember and How Do We Remember Them? Chapter 2. Local 9/11 Memorials: Remembering the Events of 9/11 Away from Ground Zero Chapter 3. Johnstown, Pennsylvania: Remembering Slowly and Differently Chapter 4. Point Lookout, Maryland: Remembering the Fort Lincoln Dead, Eventually and Variously Chapter 5. Lincoln and Son Come to Richmond: Remembering the 16th President in the Heart of the Confederacy Chapter 6. Slavery, Thurgood Marshall, Roger B. Taney: Maryland's Conflicted Relationships Chapter 7. Cambridge, Maryland: Redoing the City's History Chapter 8. American Cities: Trying to Forget Chapter 9. Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania: Remembering in the Wrong Place Chapter 10. Chicago's Park System: Make No Little Plans Chapter 11. The High Line: Creating Networks of Accidental Activists, Residents, Philanthropists, Business People and Politicians to Create an Unlikely Urban Park Chapter 12. U Street NW and H Street NE in Washington, DC: Contested Corridors Chapter 13. The Westminster Arcade: Politics and Renaissance in Providence Chapter 14. PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Remembering and Celebrating at the Old Ballgame Conclusion: Reading Politically
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