Looking at Latin America as an urban case study, this book examines the city and urban imaginaries -- the way the city is imagined and the extent to which these representations construct our relationship with large cities. It features perspectives from anthropologists, sociologists, artists, experts of semiotics and psychologists on how we inhabit and want to inhabit our cities.
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Texts by: Miguel Angel Aguilar, Fernando Carrion, Daniel Hiernaux y Alicia Lindon, Manuel Delgado Ruiz, Lucrecia Escudero, Luz Mary Giraldo, Tulio Hernandez, Dean MacCannell, Monica Lacarrieu y Lyliam Alburquerque, Mariluz Restrepo, M. Belen Saez and Armando Silva
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