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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The ancient city of Asmara is the capital of Eritrea and its largest settlement. Its beautiful architecture was rediscovered by outsiders in the early 1990s. In this book, the authors offer an original analysis of the colonial city, providing a history not only of the physical and visible urban reality, but also of a second, invisible city as it exists in the imagination. The colonial city becomes a fantastical set of cities where each one reflects the others as if in a kaleidoscope. This ambitious book breaks new ground, and moves us a little further along in the attempt to read Asmara into contemporary theory. This book brings together scholars from a multiplicity of disciplines who have shown the ways in which colonial and postcolonial criticism has served as a platform for new, diversified readings of Asmara, which compile cultural and social history, critical and political theory, anthropological fieldwork, visual culture studies, literary and cinematic analysis, gender studies, diaspora and urban studies. The book examines the current realities of Asmara in order to address the continuing effects of the legacy of colonialism upon the city dwellers. The ancient city of Asmara is the capital of Eritrea and its largest settlement. Its beautiful architecture was rediscovered by outsiders in the early 1990s. In this book, the authors offer an original analysis of the colonial city, providing a history not only of the physical and visible urban reality, but also of a second, invisible city as it ex Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. The ancient city of Asmara is the capital of Eritrea and its largest settlement. Its beautiful architecture was rediscovered by outsiders in the early 1990s. In this book, the authors offer an original analysis of the colonial city, providing a history not only of the physical and visible urban reality, but also of a second, invisible city as it exists in the imagination. The colonial city becomes a fantastical set of cities where each one reflects the others as if in a kaleidoscope. This ambitious book breaks new ground, and moves us a little further along in the attempt to read Asmara into contemporary theory. This book brings together scholars from a multiplicity of disciplines who have shown the ways in which colonial and postcolonial criticism has served as a platform for new, diversified readings of Asmara, which compile cultural and social history, critical and political theory, anthropological fieldwork, visual culture studies, literary and cinematic analysis, gender studies, diaspora and urban studies. The book examines the current realities of Asmara in order to address the continuing effects of the legacy of colonialism upon the city dwellers.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The ancient city of Asmara is the capital of Eritrea and its largest settlement. Its beautiful architecture was rediscovered by outsiders in the early 1990s. In this book, the authors offer an original analysis of the colonial city, providing a history not only of the physical and visible urban reality, but also of a second, invisible city as it exists in the imagination. The colonial city becomes a fantastical set of cities where each one reflects the others as if in a kaleidoscope. This ambitious book breaks new ground, and moves us a little further along in the attempt to read Asmara into contemporary theory. This book brings together scholars from a multiplicity of disciplines who have shown the ways in which colonial and postcolonial criticism has served as a platform for new, diversified readings of Asmara, which compile cultural and social history, critical and political theory, anthropological fieldwork, visual culture studies, literary and cinematic analysis, gender studies, diaspora and urban studies. The book examines the current realities of Asmara in order to address the continuing effects of the legacy of colonialism upon the city dwellers. The ancient city of Asmara is the capital of Eritrea and its largest settlement. Its beautiful architecture was rediscovered by outsiders in the early 1990s. In this book, the authors offer an original analysis of the colonial city, providing a history not only of the physical and visible urban reality, but also of a second, invisible city as it ex Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Pp. Condition: Wie neu. 137 S. : Ill., graph. Darst. ; 22 cm Untere Ecke bestoßen, sonst tadelloses Exemplar. - Inhalt -- Einleitung 15 -- Thesen 2 0 -- State o f the Art 21 -- Theorie und Methode 2 4 -- Aufbau 3 4 -- I Das Meer -- I. I Transurbane Topologie 3 7 -- 1. 1.1 E n t w u f einer transurbanen Topologie 3 7 -- 1. 1.2 Die randlose Stadt 3 9 -- 1.1.3 Der transurbane Archipel 4 0 -- 1.2 Ein nautisches Experiment 4 1 -- 1.2.1 Im Labor d e r Nachmoderne 4 1 -- 1.3 Derrida und d e r Raum d e r Migration 4 4 -- 1.3.1 Entwurf einer Differentialtopologie 4 4 -- 1.4 Latour und der Raum d e r Migration . 4 6 -- 1.4.1 Die Durchkreuzung d e r Dichotomien 4 6 -- 1.4.2 Das Denken in Operationsketten 4 7 -- 1.4.3 Topologie und Topografie 4 8 -- II Die Akteure -- 2.1 Die Emergenz der Akteure 4 9 -- 2.1.1 Emergenz als Dekonstruktion d e r Entdeckung 4 9 -- 2.1.2 Die muridische Migration 5 0 -- 2.1.3 Baol Baol, Bana Bana und Modou Modou 51 -- 2.2 Die Diaspora d e r Muriden -- 2.2.1 Merkmale der Diaspora -- 2.2.2 Die Muridiyya -- 2.2.3 Merkmale d e r Muridiyya -- 2.3 Migration und Religion -- 2.4 Die Bausteine d e r Muridiyya -- 2.4.1. Die Dara a u f dem Lande -- 2.4.1.1 Aufgaben d e r Dara -- 2.4.2 Die Dahira in d e r Stadt -- 2.4.2.1 Aufgaben der Dahira -- 2.5 Die Migration der Muriden -- 2.6 Kontinuitäten in d e r Migration -- 2.6.1 Die ,circulatory territories' -- 2.6.2 Die .return migration' -- 2.6.3 Die Superposition der Trajektorien -- 2.7 Thesen z u r muridischen Migration -- 2.8 Die Transmigration -- 2.8.1 Der neue Typus des Migranten -- 2.8.2 Der ,vu' c u m p r ä ' -- 2.8.3 Die Migration nach Italien -- 2.8.4 Die Lage in Italien -- 2.8.5 Zeitgeografie und zirkulierende Territorien' ISBN 9783631636824 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 279.…

Paperback. Condition: New. The ancient city of Asmara is the capital of Eritrea and its largest settlement. Its beautiful architecture was rediscovered by outsiders in the early 1990s. In this book, the authors offer an original analysis of the colonial city, providing a history not only of the physical and visible urban reality, but also of a second, invisible city as it exists in the imagination. The colonial city becomes a fantastical set of cities where each one reflects the others as if in a kaleidoscope. This ambitious book breaks new ground, and moves us a little further along in the attempt to read Asmara into contemporary theory. This book brings together scholars from a multiplicity of disciplines who have shown the ways in which colonial and postcolonial criticism has served as a platform for new, diversified readings of Asmara, which compile cultural and social history, critical and political theory, anthropological fieldwork, visual culture studies, literary and cinematic analysis, gender studies, diaspora and urban studies. The book examines the current realities of Asmara in order to address the continuing effects of the legacy of colonialism upon the city dwellers.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Dieses Buch liefert neue Erkenntnisse im Bereich der Grundlagenforschung zu Migration und Stadt und zeigt innovative Methoden der Stadtforschung am Beispiel senegalesischer Migranten in Bozen auf. Die Improvisationen dieser Menschen schaffen Öffnungen für neue urbane Situationen und kreative Verbindungslinien zwischen dem Globalen und dem Lokalen. Die entstehenden Phänomene können an einem konkreten Ort sichtbar gemacht werden. Die zentrale Aussage ist, dass die Muriden in Bozen ein authentisches Fragment - ein «afrikanisches Dorf» - bewohnen, das nicht einfach mit Begriffen des normativen Raums zu erklären ist. Es entstehen selbstautorisierte Strukturen, die zu einer Neuverteilung von Aktivitäten und Rollen jenseits der Räume führen, die uns vertraut sind. Diese Arbeit hat 2011 den ersten Preis des Südtiroler JungakademikerInnenforums gewonnen.…

1. Auflage. -PLEASE NOTE: The weight could require additional postage for international delivery- Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1200 8°. Original-kartoniert, Stehkanten teils gestaucht, sonst gut und sauber.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Dieses Buch liefert neue Erkenntnisse im Bereich der Grundlagenforschung zu Migration und Stadt und zeigt innovative Methoden der Stadtforschung am Beispiel senegalesischer Migranten in Bozen auf. Die Improvisationen dieser Menschen schaffen Öffnungen für neue urbane Situationen und kreative Verbindungslinien zwischen dem Globalen und dem Lokalen. Die entstehenden Phänomene können an einem konkreten Ort sichtbar gemacht werden. Die zentrale Aussage ist, dass die Muriden in Bozen ein authentisches Fragment - ein «afrikanisches Dorf» - bewohnen, das nicht einfach mit Begriffen des normativen Raums zu erklären ist. Es entstehen selbstautorisierte Strukturen, die zu einer Neuverteilung von Aktivitäten und Rollen jenseits der Räume führen, die uns vertraut sind. Diese Arbeit hat 2011 den ersten Preis des Südtiroler JungakademikerInnenforums gewonnen. 137 pp.…