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is a contributor to the freedom of man in that it vastly enlarges the range of human communication and widens the scope ol individual choice.

The contemporary urban region represents an ingenious device for vastly enlarging the range of human communication and widening the scope ol individual choice. Urbanization thus contributes to the freedom of man. The Secular City COX, Harvey (1929

is defined by the mutual and reciprocal rise of urban civilization and the collapse of traditional religion. On the one hand, urbanization constitutes a massive change in the way men live together. On the other hand, these changes sprang from the wreckage of religious world-views whereby secularization marked a change in the way men grasp and understand their life together. This occurred only when the cosmopolitan confrontations of city living exposed the relativity of the myths and traditions men 

The rise of urban civilization and the collapse of traditional religion are the two main hallmarks of our era and are closely related movements. Urbanization constitutes a massive change in the way men live together, and became possible in its contemporary form only with the scientific and technological advances which sprang from the wreckage of religious world-views. Secularization, an equally epochal movement, marks a change in the way men grasp and understand their life together, and it occurred only when the cosmopolitan confrontations of city living exposed the relativity of the myths and traditions men once thought were unquestionable. The ways men live their common life affects mightily the ways they understand the meaning of that life, and vice versa. Ibid. COX, Harvey (1929 )

is not limited to the city but is a structure of modern common life in which diversity and the disintegration of tradition are paramount, in which a type of impersonality and functional relationships multiply, and in which a degree of tolerance and anonymity replace traditional moral sanctions and long-term acquaintanceships.

C166 Urbanization means a structure of common life in which diversity and the disintegration of tradition are paramount. It means a type of impersonality in which functional relationships multiply. It means that a degree of tolerance and anonymity replace traditional moral sanctions and long-term acquaintanceships. The urban center is the place of human control of rational planning, of bureaucratic organization and the urban center is not just in Washington, London, New York, and Peking. It is everywhere. Ibid. COX, Harvey (1929 )

is so pervasive that our national flower is the concrete cloverleaf.

Our national flower is the concrete cloverleaf. (Lewis Mumford)

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