Symbolic Representation and the Urban Milieu
American Journal of SociologyPublished 1 March 1958
Robert Wohl, Anselm L. Strauss
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The complexity of the city calls for symbolic management and its complicated spatial features require representation in the form of devices for simplifying and for evoking images and sentimet.
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The complexity of the city calls for symbolic management. Its complicated spatial features require representation in the form of devices for simplifying and for evoking images and sentimet. Verbal representation of cities has a formal nature. The availabel devices are popularly, frequently, and flexibly used. They are collective, as well as personal, representation.
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