Why cities?
Why cities?
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为什么是城市？
DOI：
10.1126/science.aaw9265
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发表时间：
2019
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影响因子：
56.9
通讯作者：
A. Rademacher
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作者：
A. Rademacher
一位考古学家认为苏尔班地区是人类社会经验的重要聚集地。随着全球城市化的持续发展，城市规划、城市生态和城市研究中的共同姿态是向前思考，而不是向后思考。分析家倾向于关注这个“城市时代”中前所未有的东西，这种姿态有时会模糊我们对历史进程的看法。莫妮卡湖史密斯的城市：《最初的6,000年》邀请读者思考，我们认为是新奇的条件中有多少是深深植根于城市本身的起源的。
An archaeologist identifie surban areas as key aggregators of human social experience As global urbanization continues unabated, the common gesture in urban planning, urban ecology, and urban studies is to think—and often worry—forward, not backward. Analysts tend to focus on what is unprecedented in this "urban age," a posture that can sometimes obscure our view of historical processes. Monica L. Smith's Cities: The First 6,000 Years invites readers to consider instead how many of the conditions we regard as novel are deeply rooted in the genesis of the city itself.