One book concerning these entities advocates an "organic" one where technology does not take over culture; one chapter of that work concerns the "Crystallization" of one of these entities.
One book concerning these entities advocates an "organic" one where technology does not take over culture; one chapter of that work concerns the "Crystallization" of one of these entities. In addition to that Lewis Mumford work, a work by the author of The Organization Man attributes their vitality to spontaneous interactions, and uses over a hundred photographs to explain how small design features affect those interactions. Besides that work, which "rediscover[s] the center" of one of these, Jane Jacobs wrote a treatise on The Death and Life of Great American ones, which discusses urban planning. For 10 points, name these areas, an example of which is Jacobs' home of Toronto.
One book concerning these entities advocates an "organic" one where technology does not take over culture; one chapter of that work concerns the "Crystallization" of one of these entities.
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