High and low in the townscapes of Dutch South America and South Africa: The dialectics of material culture
High and low in the townscapes of Dutch South America and South Africa: The dialectics of material culture
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荷兰南美洲和南非城镇景观的高低:物质文化的辩证法
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10.1080/02533959108458512
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1991
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通讯作者:
M. Hall
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作者:
M. Hall
The Dutch East and West India Companies established colonies in the Caribbean, Brazil and at the Cape of Good Hope. The resulting townscapes can be read as artefacts of domination ‐ attempts to stamp order on the chaos of newly‐colonized lands. But at the same time, such built forms incorporated knowledge of the “low‐other” ‐ the underclasses in highly hierarchical colonial worlds. As a result, the experience of resistance (rarely directly visible in such public constructions as street grids and building fagades) was incorporated into the symbolic language of dominance, setting up a dialectical relationship between the High and the Low.
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2004
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The Third International Conference on Development and Learning
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Funakoshi;H.;et al.
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et al.