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Sociology in Spatial Planning

Lay, Ivan

Revija za sociologiju, 1975-01, Vol.5 (4), p.110-119 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
Sociology in Spatial Planning
Autor: Lay, Ivan
Assuntos: Automation ; Built Environment ; City Planning ; Functionalism ; Plan/Plans/Planning/Planned/ Planners ; Social Conflict ; Sociological ; Space/Spatial/Spatio ; Urban Sociology ; Urbanization ; Urbanization/Urbanized/ Urbanizing ; Yugoslav/Yugoslavs/Yugoslavia ; Yugoslavia
É parte de: Revija za sociologiju, 1975-01, Vol.5 (4), p.110-119
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Descrição: The extent of urbanization in Yugoslavia is among the lowest in Europe; its slower development has allowed for a sociological planning of the process to some extent. Ur sociology has inherited existing problems & theoretical concepts that are resistant to change. Central to the problem is the traditional relation between content (man & society) & form (space) as the subject & object of architecture in Ur & spatial planning. The inherited one-sided approach, claiming that the content should be limited & isolated & turned into the form, has effectively separated man & society from a sense of social unity. Fetishism & functionalism in design, & automation in work situations have brought about conflict in society. Dialogue is necessary between Ur sociologists concerned with the content of space & architects viewing the form of space from outmoded perspectives. Modified HA.
Idioma: Croatian;Inglês;Serbian

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