From Terra Ignota to the terrenal garden. Transformations of the uses and functions of the worldwide city
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https://doi.org/10.24197/ciudades.04.1998.147-164Keywords:
terra ignota, worldwide city, information societyAbstract
The uses of territory and their relationship with the city depend on the prevalent production method. This understood, not from the marxist reduccionism, but as the tecno-social eras propposed by Geddes -through Mumford-, it's a compex that includes the relationships and means of production, but also certain mental constructions and relationship styles with Nature, understood in a broad sense. In terms of urban planning, since it has existed, it has never and will never be able to do anything but give a technical and ideological cohesiveness to those processes.
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