Published inwalking chicago + beyondWinter Walk: Freezes the Hands, but Warms the SoulDonovan ArmstrongNov 23, 2020Nov 23, 2020
Published inwalking chicago + beyond11/16How might Malchik and Laker respond to the following questions: How does where you live influence how you live? How is a neighborhood’s…Nov 16, 2020Nov 16, 2020
Published inwalking chicago + beyondWeek 9According to Jacobs in “Downtown is for the People”, urban planners made the grave mistakes of ignoring the specific regional and cultural…Nov 11, 2020Nov 11, 2020
Published inwalking chicago + beyond10/26According to Malchik in “March,” why is a community’s walkability “one of the single greatest factors in building social capital” (p. 45)…Oct 26, 2020Oct 26, 2020
Published inwalking chicago + beyond10/19In “Cities Belong to Us,” Hollis cites Henri Lefebvre’s idea of “the right to the city.” Who has the right to the city? Who has “access” to…Oct 21, 2020Oct 21, 2020
Published inwalking chicago + beyond10/12/2020Race often can affect a person’s experience during a walk, to varying degrees depending on where or at what time the person is walking…Oct 12, 2020Oct 12, 2020
Published inwalking chicago + beyondWhy does de Certeau begin a chapter titled “Walking in the City” at the top of the World Trade…de Certeau repeatedly refers to New York City as a story or text to be read, whose rhetoric is made up by the experiences and lives of the…Oct 5, 2020Oct 5, 2020
Why does de Certeau begin a chapter titled “Walking in the City” at the top of the World Trade…de Certeau repeatedly refers to New York City as a story or text to be read, whose rhetoric is made up by the experiences and lives of the…Oct 5, 2020Oct 5, 2020
