10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «RUS IN URBE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Nature and Society
in Historical Context
Instead, they developed effectively a feudal rural perspective on the quality of
urban life - rus in urbe - which Roy Porter exposes as an artifice: It is easy to say
why the great aristocratic developers of the Georgian age basked in the ideology
of ...
Mikulas Teich, Roy Porter, Bo Gustafsson, 1997
Thus the architect James Stuart in 1771 dismissed the fashion of rus in urbe in
many squares of West London. Stuart preferred open and functional public
squares, such as St. James, to the pastoral fantasy evoked by Cavendish Square:
[T]he ...
Jennifer Davis Michael, 2006
3
Rural Urbanism: London Landscapes
in the Early Nineteenth ...
... of the speculator builder James Burton. The second case study, on Regent's
Park, sets this kind of building activity in a broader historical and economic frame.
Here the methods of estate development used by the elite are adopted Rus in
urbe.
4
Architecture and Suburbia: From English Villa to American ...
As suburban populations grew, the rhetoric of rus in urbe continued to frame not
only promotional copy for individual suburbs but also philosophical and political
debates about the future of English and American society. For the latter half of the
...
5
The Secular City: Studies
in the Enlightenment : Presented ...
and sixty years later Horace Walpole reckoned 'there will soon be one street from
London to Brentford' — but it never lost touch with orchards, milch cows, and
duckponds.8 Yet this very fact brings out the myth of rus in urbe. Duckponds?
T. D. Hemming, E. Freeman, David Meakin, 1994
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Faux Pas?: A No-Nonsense Guide to Words and Phrases from ...
Rus in urbe goes right back to the first century AD, showing that the desire to
pretend you're in the country while enjoying the benefits of the city is nothing new
. The phrase can apply to a building, an atmosphere, etc. and, while relatively
rare, ...
Bloomsbury Publishing, 2009
7
Spatial Politics
in Contemporary London Literature: Writing ...
Fluid meditations and metaphors of liquidity aestheticize the quiet desolation of
the rus in urbe, the intermingling of the city and the country which Sinclair prizes
so much. By virtue of its imaginative import, this admixture is propounded as ...
8
Faux Pas: A No-nonsense Guide to Words and Phrases
Throw in a little boating, add a few ice creams and a snooze in a deckchair, and
this could be the perfect rus in urbe short break. (Daily Telegraph)
Pretentiousness Index .' Rus in urbe goes right back to the first century AD,
showing that the ...
9
The Death of the Baroque and the Rhetoric of Good Taste
I begin with and elaborate on Pinto's excellent introduction of the Rus in urbe, an
important pastoral theme. I also consider other aspects of the Trevi that we can
associate with Arcadian topoi. Rus in urbe - bringing the country to the city - is a ...
10
Victorian Writers and the City
... but that itself would have to be accounted for ; or the genius for compromise,
commonly associated with British pragmatism, but one may ask whether the rus
in urbe philosophy is basically a compromise, specially in its socio-political
version, ...
Jean Paul Hulin, Pierre Coustillas, 1979
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «RUS IN URBE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
rus in urbe im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
London Assembly Supports Proposal To Make London A National …
London has so much rus in urbe that one group has campaigned to designate the city as the Greater London National Park, which would make it the first urban ... «Londonist, Jun 15»
Rus in urbe redux
IN LEIPZIGER TOR, people are giving way to grass, flowers and potatoes. So many prefabricated 1950s apartment buildings have been razed in this ... «The Economist, Mai 15»
Escape the city crowds on an adventure in Venice
Rus in urbe: Venice really is the perfect city. Getting there. British Airways flies to Venice up to four times a day from London Gatwick. Prices start from £39 each ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Quality is what counts in T20
Cricket grounds have always tried to cultivate that rus in urbe thing: the feeling that when you enter a cricket ground you escape from city life and all the tensions ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jan 15»
Hampstead Heath, by Alan Hollinghurst
Rus in urbe often means a municipal garden but Hampstead Heath is as nearly rural as a space can be that is tramped over by millions of city-dwellers every ... «Financial Times, Nov 14»
Huge Victorian in Prospect Park South Wants $2.4 Million
The area was built up on sixty acres of farmland at the turn of the twentieth century by developer Dean Avelord, (who described the aesthetic as "rus in urbe," or, ... «Curbed NY, Sep 14»
The pristine village is a wildlife wasteland
A true rus in urbe. In some years, wrens build a nest in our garden, perhaps seduced by its air of wild abandon. We enjoy their presence, as did Joseph Addison, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 14»
Britain's green urban space is at risk of rapid decline
What are the visions of rus in urbe for the UK's ever more crowded cities? Alarm bells are ringing for our existing parks so what is the hope for future greenness? «Financial Times, Aug 14»
How to eat like a Londoner: the best rustic French bistros in town
Capturing the France of imagination, Blanchette is a delightful rus in urbe in Soho, complete with bare brick walls, stripped furniture and objets d'art. 9 D'Arblay ... «Time Out London, Jul 14»
Rome seeks £25 million to save Emperor Nero's lavish palace
"Nero's idea was to create 'rus in urbe' – a piece of the countryside right in the heart of the city. It included a lake, which was later drained and on which was built ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
