Metropolis and Post-MetropolisIconic Modern Places, Pt. 3.docx

Metropolis and Post-Metropolis
Iconic Modern Places, Pt. 3
Eastern Washington University
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Urbanization = Social-Structural Differentiation
Density ➥ Complexity
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➥
Differentiation
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Differentiation
Centralization
Traditional Urbanization
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Third Urban Revolution:
The Metropolis
“The metropolis has invariably functioned as the
privileged figure of modernity . . . [It] represents the
highest form assumed by both economic and aesthetic
forces. [It] becomes both a model of economic and
social development, and a metaphor of modernity...”
Iain Chambers, Border Dialogues: Journeys in Postmodernity, p.
55

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Third Urban
Revolution
• The rise of the modern industrial
metropolis
- First modern factories were built
outside the city
‣ Small city size made noxious
production intolerable
‣ Cheaper, more abundant energy
‣ Less organized (therefore
cheaper) workforce
- When industrial production entered

the city, the metropolis was born
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Third Urban
Revolution
• The industrial metropolis involved:
- Massive urbanization (Britain
80% rural in 1750, 80% urban in
1900)
- The rise of nationalism (cities
condensed and focused the
material and symbolic capital of
the nation-state)
- Heightened state administration
to organize industrial capitalism

- Increased spatial differentiation
(rise of the modern suburbs)
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Case Studies
Manchester, England
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Case Studies
Manchester, England

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Manchester, England: The Modern Metropolis
• 1700s: served as a collection point
for surrounding towns, villages and
farms engaged in handweaving (to
supplement decreasing income from
agriculture)
• The density of cotton-spinning in the
region surrounding Manchester
sparked commercial differentiation/
specialization
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Manchester: Density,
Differentiation,

Complexity
Large scale environmental
manipulation--canals, mines,
railroads
Bridgewater Canal, Britain’s first artificial waterway
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Manchester: Density, Differentiation, Complexity
Commodities traders emerged--
cotton shipped in from America,
finished textiles and other textile
related commodities shipped out
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Growth of machine
manufacturers in Manchester to
support textile industry, later
developed into general
machinery
Differentiation,
Complexity
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Differentiation,
Complexity
Growth of chemical industry,
originally to provide textile
manufacturers with dye and bleach

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Growth of financing and banking
to support growing and changing
industries
Differentiation,
Complexity
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Growth of commercial enterprise
to support bourgeois domestic
life: real estate developers,
homeware, public and private

education, cultural institutions ...
SUBURBANIZATION
Differentiation,
Complexity
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Chicago: America’s
Manchester
• Began life as a small military
fort
• Rapid growth due to man-
made canals and railroad
• Centralized industry
spawned concentric-ring city

• Unlike Manchester, (and New
York, London, etc.) Chicago
didn’t have an “old city” so
the industrial metropolitan
form is more clearly visible
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Erie Canal, New York
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Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal
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Differentiation

Centralization
Traditional Urbanization
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I. Decentralization
II. Post-Fordism
III. Fragmented Inequality
IV. Globalization
V. Carceral Enclaves
The Fourth Urban

Revolution: Post-
Metropolis
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I. Decentralization:
The Explosion of the City-Region
• The industrial city was structured
through the logic of centrality: the
center organizes the periphery
• Segregated communities
connected through centralized
social institutions and centralized
transportation networks (trains,
street cars, buses)
The Chicago School

“Concentric Zone Model” (1925)
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Decentralization: The Explosion of the City-Region
• The post-metropolis is structured by
several different logics:
1. postfordist capitalism (flexible,
contingent labor; service sector
dominance)
2. automobility (the automobile as
integral to daily life; the auto as a
technological extension of the
body)
3. radical individualism (a loss of a
sense of public solidarity, common

good)
• Segregated communities connected
through decentralized social institutions
and decentralized transportation
networks
Michael Dear
“Postmodern Urban Structure” (1998)
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Postmetropolitan transformation of the classic urban
concentric ring model
Multinucleated Metropolitan Region
“postmetropolis and postsuburbia”
Home
Work, Politics, Culture

Modern Industrial Urban Model
“city & suburb”
Work,
Politics,
Culture
Suburban Single-Family Homes
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II. Post-Fordism:
Restructuring Capitalism in the City
• Post-Fordism
- Rapid movement of capital
- Short-term, contingent
labor
- Outsourcing; sub-

contracting
- Increased socio-spatial
specialization (high-tech;
entertainment; bio-tech;
finance); vertical
disintegration
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Post-Fordism: Restructuring Capitalism in the City
Labor in Post-Fordism
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III. Fragmented Inequality:
New Geographies of

Ethnicity and Income
• The Traditional Models:
- Polar City: Bourgeois/
Proletariat (19th c.
Manchester, UK)
- Hierarchical City: Poor,
Middle Class, Wealthy
(London, New York)
- Racially Divided City: Black
vs. White (Detroit, Baltimore)
• Fourth Urban Revolution
- Metro-polar City:
“Polymorphous and
Fractured Social Geometry”
Chicago, IL

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Philadelphia, PA
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Baltimore, MD
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Los Angeles, CA
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Los Angeles, CA
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Chicago, IL
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Postmetropolitan transformation of the classic urban
concentric ring model
Multinucleated Metropolitan Region
“postmetropolis and postsuburbia”
Home
Work, Politics, Culture
Modern Industrial Urban Model

“city & suburb”
Work,
Politics,
Culture
Suburban Single-Family Homes
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Background Culture
(Binaries, Scripts,
Narratives)
The Cultural Fragmentation of Modernity
• Cultural De-fusion is a fundamental aspect of modern life
because of the
endless plurality of background cultural elements and audience
groups
Actor’s
Performance

Audience
Reception
Misinterpretation Miscommunication
Alienation/DistanceCynical/False/Inauthentic
relation to background culture➪ ➪
No single background
culture in modern
societies
No single audience in
modern societies
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Background Culture
(Binaries, Scripts,
Narratives)

• Cultural De-fusion is a fundamental aspect of modern life
because of the
endless plurality of background cultural elements and audience
groups
Cultural
Symbols
Audience
Reception
Misinterpretation Miscommunication
Alienation/DistanceCynical/False/Inauthentic
relation to background culture➪ ➪
No single background
culture in modern
societies
No single audience in
modern societies

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Background Culture
(Binaries, Scripts,
Narratives)
Actor’s
Performance
Audience
Reception
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Cultural Fusion
Interpretation Communication
Psychological IdentificationCathexis
Narrower, Local Scales

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Georg Simmel, “The Metropolis and Mental Life” (1903) in
Gary Bridge and Sophie Watson, eds. The Blackwell City
Reader. Oxford and Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2002.
http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/content/BPL_Images/Co
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Foundations Of Social And Behavioral Sciences Theory
1. Discussion Question: What is social-structural differentiation
and how has the concept and structure of the “metropolis”

changed over time?
2.
2. Reading Reflection: Solid ONE-page reflection paper about
your thoughts on the reading. This could include a brief
summary and your opinion. There are not many guidelines or
format (e.g., APA, MLS style) for these weekly reading
reflection assignments. But please use 12-point font, Times New
Roman, and don't get ridiculous with the margin settings.
Reading: Metropolis and Mental Life: article Simmel
Metropolis Mental Life (file uploaded)
Lecture: Metropolis and Post-Metropolis (file uploaded)
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yAsvwHlEiw

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