Modernity as whitespace (Record no. 520577)

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Personal name Burte, Himanshu
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Title Modernity as whitespace
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Seminar
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Extent 750, Feb, 2022: p.57-61
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Summary, etc AT first glance, the term ‘modern’ appears to designate a particular moment in time. That moment, however, is experienced most vividly as space in everyday life. A specific palette of conditions and experiences have long embodied the endless pursuit of modern space in India: abstract geometry, cement, compound walls, among other things. We know this broader space through fragments of experience: straight roads and orthogonal intersections in planned urban neighbourhoods, sometimes with drains and street lighting; the lived network of the railway as well as railway colonies in the middle of different nowheres; glass walls bravely, if unwisely, facing the sun in new city business districts; asphalt giving way to concrete on the expressways; elevated water tanks, and so on. Of course, informal settlements, unserviced but ‘pakka’ peri-urban developments, creakily historic urban districts, and bazaars in the open, all trouble the pretensions of these fragments of clean-slate modernity, as do villages without roads, toilets or primary health centres.- Reproduced

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Main entry heading Seminar
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Subject DIP URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2022-09-20 750, Feb, 2022: p.57-61 AR127161 2022-09-20 Articles

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