E-Topia Urban Life, Jim-But Not As We Know It

Amazon.com This little book begins with a big claim: the
city is dead, and cyberspace killed it. But Mitchell, it
turns out, is too intelligent an observer to really mean any [more]

Amazon.com This little book begins with a big claim: the
city is dead, and cyberspace killed it. But Mitchell, it
turns out, is too intelligent an observer to really mean
anything quite so drastic. Despite his weakness for bold,
catchy statements (and it is a weakness), this
MIT architecture professor has both feet planted in the
long and much-studied history of urban spaces, and he draws
from it a pragmatic optimism that keeps his argument both
hopeful and nuanced. His real thesis: Under cyberspace's
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