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City and power

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https://doi.org/10.18830/issn2238-362X.v12.n2.2022.06

Abstract

The necessary reformulation of the plan of Italian cities during the Renaissance gave rise to a new design based on rules and formulations that value the sectorization and street’s geometry. This plan could generate an image of authoritarianism and subvert the concept elaborated by Italian treatise writers that the city must generate conditions for the development of citizenship.

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  • Carolina Borges

    Architect with a PhD in Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism from the University of Brasília (2019) with interstice at the Università degli Studi di Palermo, and Master in Architecture and Urbanism from the University of Brasília (2008). She is a professor on the Architecture and Urbanism course at the Catholic University of Brasília, teaching the subjects of Aesthetics, Architectural Design and Theory and History of Architecture, Urbanism, Art and Furniture. She is part of the Structuring Teaching Center and the editorial board of the Magazine of the Architecture and Urbanism course at the Catholic University of Brasília. She is a member of the Aesthetics and Semiotics research group at FAU-UnB and a member of the editorial board of RES (Revista de Aesthetics and Semiotics) at FAU-UnB. She is currently studying a degree in Visual Arts at the University of Brasília.

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2022-11-28 — Updated on 2023-09-15

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Vol. 12 No. 2 (2022): RES 2-2022

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City and power. (2023). Revista Estética E Semiótica- RES, Aesthetics and Semiotics Magazine, 12(2). https://doi.org/10.18830/issn2238-362X.v12.n2.2022.06 (Original work published 2022)

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