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" The Unknown Urban Realm : "
by Ulrich Neveling, Rolf Sülzer, Wilbert Ubbens, Gernot Wersig.
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BL
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774406
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b594400
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by Ulrich Neveling, Rolf Sülzer, Wilbert Ubbens, Gernot Wersig.
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The Unknown Urban Realm : : Methodology and Results of a Content Analysis of the Papers presented at the Congress "Citizen and City in the Year 2000"\ by Ulrich Neveling, Rolf Sülzer, Wilbert Ubbens, Gernot Wersig.
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Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 1973
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| Series Statement
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Plan Europe 2000 Project 3 Urbanization, Planning Human Environment in Europe, 4.
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(vi, 190 pages).
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9401024286
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: 9789401024280
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| Contents
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1. Introduction --; I Methodology and Research Techniques --; 2. General Description and Discussion of the Approach --; II Application of the Methodology Results of the Content Analysis --; 3. General Remarks on the Applicability of the Analytical Approach --; 4. Content Analysis of the Papers Presented at the VIIth Congress of the European Cultural Foundation --; Summary --; Summary --; 1. Urbanization, planning human environment --; 2. Classification scheme --; 3. Description format --; 4. Explanatory notes to the description format --; 5. Index of tables --; 6. Index of figures --; Biographical Notes.
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1.1. Methods of document description and analysis The task of describing and analyzing documents for some specific purpose is fairly old and well known. Although many methods have been evaluated and tested, every new problem needs a new kind of procedure. This is not surprising, because documents are very complex phenomena and their analysis depends on numerous considerations about formal characteristics, language, contents, and the role of man in relation to documents. In general there are at least five different approaches to document description: (a) The hermeneutical method. The main approach here is to interpret a document either in the light of its historical position at the time it was produced or from the viewpoint of its meaning today. Another variant of the hermeneutical method is to interpret the author's motives and intentions in writing the document, either by quoting and interpreting the document itself or by comparing it with the biography of the author. All the various kinds of hermeneutical interpretation try to reconstruct some of the conceptualization of the author, using different terms and systems from those of the author.
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Anthropology.
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Social sciences.
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Sociology Social History.
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HT169.E8B985 1973
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Gernot Wersig
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Rolf Sülzer
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Ulrich Neveling
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Wilbert Ubbens
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