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Postmodernizam i grad. Od estetizacije do privatizacije urbanih prostora

Postmodernism and City. From Aestheticization to Privatization of Urban Spaces
Authors: Žanić, Mateo;

Postmodernizam i grad. Od estetizacije do privatizacije urbanih prostora

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U ovom se radu ispituje na koje su se načine tumačenja postmodernizma bavila pitanjima značajnih promjena u urbanim prostorima. Praćenje tih promjena od šezdesetih godina dvadesetog stoljeća otkriva da su se rasprave oko postmodernizma dominantno vodile unutar triju tematskih područja, a to su arhitektura i izgradnja grada, kapitalističke transformacije grada te reprezentiranje grada. Nakon razmatranja ključnih radova koji su se bavili postmodernom arhitekturom, suvremenim kapitalizmom i teškoćama predstavljanja urbanog prostora, analizira se utjecaj društvenih promjena karakterističnih za postmodernizam na urbane transformacije. Rekonstruiraju se tako estetizacija, privatizacija i fragmentacija grada kao rezultati pojave potrošačkog društva, potrage za novim kolektivnim identifikacijama te pojačanje brige za zadovoljenje osobnih potreba.

The paper examines the ways interpretations of postmodernism dealt with questions of significant changes in urban space. Investigation of those changes from the 1960s reveals that the discussions about postmodernism mostly involved three thematic areas, namely the architecture and construction of the city, the capitalist transformation of the city, and representations of the city. After reviewing key papers dealing with postmodern architecture, modern capitalism, and difficulties in representing urban space, the impact of social changes characteristic of postmodernism on urban transformations is analyzed. Aestheticization, privatization, and fragmentation appearing in the consumer society, the search for new collective identifications, and an increased concern about satisfying personal needs are reconstructed in that context.

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Urban Space, fragmentacija, urban space, postmodern architecture, consumerist society, postmoderna arhitektura, aestheticization, privatization, Aestheticization, privatizacija, Privatization., Postmodern Architecture, Fragmentation, Consumerist Society, fragmentation, estetizacija, urbani prostor, postmoderna arhitektura, potrošačko društvo, fragmentacija, estetizacija, privatizacija, urbani prostor, potrošačko društvo

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