Society is completely urbanised, sure. Country as in, "Town& Country" has been subsumed by Urban Planners. As if to underline the point, MSc courses are called ,"urban" something or other. Agrarian worker's lives are totally alien to urban dwellers. (FF to 46 mins in). As long as the developed world subsidises food, countryside alienation will continue; urban dwellers are encouraged towards obesity and devalued food causes waste. Engles also talked about payment for the cost of the means of production, not wanton subsidy. The planet and the agrarian world doesn't stand a chance unless we honestly start paying for what we consume. To start, urban dwellers need to reaquaint themselves with all things countryside.
Exciting approach. I am going to dive deep into this strategy. I wonder if all those empty areas will ever be urbanized.
Watching this for my urbanization class, his words are so big idk whats going on
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Wow what a lecture! Very interesting to think about as I learn more about Urbanism
does anyone know that what the name of that book is
Implosions/Explosions: Towards a Study of Planetary Urbanization
This entire lecture could’ve happened in like a third of the time
Society is completely urbanised, sure. Country as in, "Town& Country" has been subsumed by Urban Planners. As if to underline the point, MSc courses are called ,"urban" something or other. Agrarian worker's lives are totally alien to urban dwellers. (FF to 46 mins in). As long as the developed world subsidises food, countryside alienation will continue; urban dwellers are encouraged towards obesity and devalued food causes waste. Engles also talked about payment for the cost of the means of production, not wanton subsidy. The planet and the agrarian world doesn't stand a chance unless we honestly start paying for what we consume. To start, urban dwellers need to reaquaint themselves with all things countryside.
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