Streets of Memory: Landscape, Tolerance, and National Identity in Istanbul
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Streets of Memory: Landscape, Tolerance, and National Identity in Istanbul

by Amy Mills

History Sociology Urban Studies
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Amy Mills examines how landscape, tolerance, and national identity intersect in Istanbul. Centered on the meanings attached to the city’s streets and spaces, this focused study considers memory, belonging, and the ways urban environments participate in cultural understandings of identity.

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Streets of Memory explores the relationship between landscape, tolerance, and national identity in Istanbul.

Focusing on the city as a setting for memory and belonging, the book considers how urban space can reflect broader ideas about identity.

Amy Mills presents a study centered on Istanbul and the cultural meanings attached to its streets and landscapes.

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