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Urban identity versus national identity in the global city: Evidence from six European cities
European Journal of Political Research, Volume 64, Issue 2, Page 580-598, May 2025.Abstract This study explores the prioritization of urban identity over national identity in the context of the global city. Scholars have extensively discussed the fragmentation of national identity among individuals in the globalized world, and the relative proliferation of other communal identities, whether more cosmopolitan or place‐based.
GIL SHAHAM‐MAYMON +3 more
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Street(icono)clashes. Blu vs. Genus Bononiae: un caso di iconoclastia urbana
Ocula, 2017 Moving from a perspective of semiotics of culture, the article investigates the events which accompanied Banksy and Co: Art in the Urban Form, the exhibition held in the City Museum of Bologna in May 2016, with a special attention to the reaction of the ...
Francesco Mazzucchelli
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Proper names as counterpart‐theoretic individual concepts
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, Volume 110, Issue 3, Page 1152-1181, May 2025.Abstract Many philosophers and linguists have been attracted to counterpart theory as a framework for natural language semantics. I raise a novel problem for counterpart theory involving simple declarative sentences with proper names. To resolve this problem, counterpart theorists must introduce the notion of a counterpart in the semantics of the non ...
James Ravi Kirkpatrick
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Inscriptions, 2020 In murals depicting prominent figures as martyrs AFK has reconnected the emerging form of street-art to art's ability to maintain our relation to the sacred.
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5 Pointz down: the New York District Court ruling on ‘Graffiti Mecca’ [PDF]
, 2014 This is a case note on a New York District Court decision regarding the moral rights of graffiti ...
Burke, Shane
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Towards liminal balance: Unpacking the UK's urban canal space
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 50, Issue 1, March 2025.Short Abstract This paper explores the liminal geographies of the UK's canal network. It highlights critical intersections between liminality and scale and examines ongoing spatial entanglements. The findings underscore the importance of preserving urban canals as liminal spaces, promoting recreation and urban wellbeing, and advocate for maintaining a ...
Maarja Kaaristo +4 more
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Seeing culture from below: Counter‐curating, counter‐ethnography, counter‐mapping
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Volume 50, Issue 1, March 2025.Short Abstract This paper describes a post‐2010 expansion in popular agency vis‐à‐vis mapping, curating, and heritage‐making, using Benedict Anderson's ‘census, map, museum’ as a point of interlocution. We argue that this shift is in large part a product of wider structural shifts in cultural production, and focuses on case studies in ‘museum protest ...
Gavin Grindon, Duncan Hay
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Ge-conservaciónEl Arte Urbano se ha convertido en una de las expresiones culturales más identitarias del siglo XXI y gracias a la creciente popularidad de muchos artistas, algunas obras callejeras han adquirido valores culturales y económicos.
Francisco Delgado Chica
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Multimodal representations with flags in Banksy’s graffiti: art as sociopolitical protest
Signo, 2019 In the light of Cognitive Linguistics (LAKOFF, JOHNSON, 1980 and LAKOFF, TURNER, 1989) and the Theory of Multimodal Metaphor (FORCEVILLE, 2008, 2009), this study aims to analyze three Banksy graffiti: Sweatshop boy, Les Misérables and Brexit, presenting ...
Rita de Cássia Bastos Arantes +1 more
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The Hip in Hip Hop: Toward a Discipline of Hip Hop Studies [PDF]
, 2014 Editorial
Chaney, Cassandra D. +3 more
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