Ethics and Cities with Quill R. Kukla
2022
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Overview & ShownotesHow much does the place where you live affect your behavior or your values? And how much could you affect the place where you live? Answering these questions on the show today is the philosopher Quill R. Kukla. Their book City Living: How Urban Dwellers and Urban Spaces Make One Another explores the symbiotic relationship between cities and the people who live in them.For the episode transcript, download a copy or read it below.Contact us at examiningethics@gmail.com Links to people and ideas mentioned in the show More information about gentrification and displacement Neil Smith’s book about revanchism Relationship between zip codes and life span Writer and urban activist Jane Jacobs More about “third places” and Ray Oldenburg Bonus Content!Quill Kukla on cat cafes and gentrification CreditsThanks to Evelyn Brosius for our logo. Music featured in the show:“Gin Boheme” by Blue Dot Sessions“Songe d’Automne” by Latché Swing from the Free Music Archive. CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 FR
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