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Berlin Bodies - Anatomizing the Streets of the City (Paperback)
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Berlin Bodies - Anatomizing the Streets of the City (Paperback)
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The capital of Germany and home to 3.5 million people, Berlin has a
rich, colourful and fascinating history. It rapidly developed into
a major urban centre at the end of the nineteenth century, and
today is a site where the scars of history sit alongside
ultra-modern urban developments. Berlin has always been a place
where people have had a close relation-ship with the fabric of the
city, and as such it is the perfect lens with which to examine this
relationship, and how that process has shaped the modern city.
Berlin Bodies is the first cultural history of the human body in
Berlin, spanning the twentieth century and the contemporary scene
today. Stephen Barber explores previously neglected material from
the city's audio and visual archives to examine how people
interacted with the streets, buildings, squares and spaces of
Berlin. He takes a deeper look into riots, ruins, nightclubs,
crowds, architectural experiments, citywide spectacles, film, art
and performances, which have all affected the structure of the city
and the people who inhabit it. Berlin Bodies is an innovative
approach to examining the modern city space, and how people
interact with it. Based on a quarter-century of close observations
of Berlin, this book will be compelling reading for those
interested in cities, space, visual and digital media, as well as
those who see Berlin as a rich source of insights into modern urban
cultures.
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