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Using Poetic Language to Restore the American Metropolis by Examining the Difference Between What is Real and Imaginary

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Nelson, Bradley
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Abstract
Public interaction over the years has changed in many ways. Dating back to ancient roman civilization, the public life had been important to the typical man. Spreading and sharing of ideas, exchange of goods, questioning the world, were all topics that had been shared in public space with neighbors and even strangers. Today it would be accurate to state the attributes of a public man/woman have depleted. How can a urbanity encourage a positive public interaction?
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North Dakota State University - Libraries
Circulation: (701) 231-8888 | Reference: (701) 231-8886
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Main Library address: 1201 Albrecht Boulevard
Mailing address: Dept #2080 PO Box 6050, Fargo, ND 58108-6050
Site manager: Site manager
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