Urban transformations in the U.S.A [online] : spaces, communities, representations / Julia Sattler

Frontmatter Contents Acknowledgements Narratives of Urban Transformation

Models of Urban Transformation “Federal City,” “Federal Town,” “Washingtonople” Insignificance at the Interstate Moving Spaces Parasitic Simulacrum

Mapping EthniCity Negotiating Germanness after World War II Transnational U.S. Literature Barrio Spaces as Alter-Narratives Chinatown’s Lived and Mystified Foodscapes, 1880s-1990s The Transformation of Manhattan’s Chinatown in Hungarian Travel Writing

Liminality and the American City Detecting Chinatown Lost in the Stacks Fueling Change The Urban Frontier in Thomas Pynchon’s Against the Day

Contested Spaces Ways into and out of the Crisis Reconceptualizing the ‘Inner City’ Mapping Gentrification Processes through Film “[A] freeing of myself from this life from this city”

Perspectives in Urban American Studies City Scripts

Authors

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