#10212. On Syzygy Street: The City and Planning in Analogy1

September 2026publication date
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Abstract:
A city is an identity in manifold presentations or profiles, some of which are reviewed here. Why and how do cities and planning allow for so many differing and apparently incompatible analogies (and theories)? To ask, What is really going on? is perhaps to miss that manifold. For cities allow for regionalized analogies, overlapping and incompatible, and many may be valid, at least regionally, at the same time. More generally, we describe thinking in analogy.
Keywords:
analogy; city planning; identity; phenomenology; thinking

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