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(Ebook) The construction of an urban past narrative and system in urban history 1st Edition by Harry Jansen, Feike de Jong ISBN 9781847880994 1847880991

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Authors:Ebrary, Inc.;De Jong, Feike;Jansen, Harry
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Year:2001
Editon:Online-ausg.
Publisher:Berg
Language:english
File Size:15.18 MB
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ISBNS:9781847880994, 9781859734377, 1847880991, 1859734375
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ISBN 10: 1847880991
ISBN 13: 9781847880994
Author: Harry Jansen, Feike de Jong

This book offers a new theoretical basis for urban studies and for historical studies in general by addressing one of the main problems that confronts contemporary historians. How is it possible to process and synthesize an increasingly overwhelming amount of specialist research in the face of the theoretical deadlock caused by postmodernism? How can we move beyond its claim that the past is unknowable? Jansen's approach - in which he claims there is a reality that is accessible to our cognitive capacities - is based on Systems Theory, which has already been applied so successfully in the fields of management and organization. While focusing his attention on urban historiography, Jansen argues that an integrative systems approach can be used in any field of historical enquiry to create a meaningful picture of the past. He illustrates the importance of structuring data in this way by looking at the profound complexity of the urban environment. This book is therefore important reading not only for urban historians and geographers but also for all social scientists interested in the future study of the European city.

(Ebook) The construction of an urban past narrative and system in urban history 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Systems Theory and Urban Historiography

  1. Introduction

  2. Wrestling with the Angle: On Problems of Definition in Urban Historiography

Part II: Relatively-Closed and Half-Open Systems

  1. Relatively-Closed Systems and a World Full of Black Boxes

  2. Half-Open and Open Systems, Order and Chaos

Part III: Relatively-Closed System Constructions in Urban Historiography

  1. Cities as Quasi-personages: The Long-Term Studies

  2. Uncovering an Urban Biography: Closed-System Constructions of Individual Cities

Part IV: Half-Open System Constructions in Urban Historiography

  1. Babushkas of City Systems: Macro Levels in Long-Term Urban Studies

  2. Uncovering the Micro-Level: Sub-system Constructions in Urban Historiography

Part V: Time and Temporal Arrangement

  1. Time and Entities: Subjectifying and Objectifying Conceptions

  2. Time and (Dis)Continuity: Arrangements of Time

  3. Conclusion

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