Бен Уилсон - Метрополис. Город как величайшее достижение цивилизации
- Название:Метрополис. Город как величайшее достижение цивилизации
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- Издательство:Эксмо
- Год:2021
- Город:Москва
- ISBN:978-5-04-157333-1
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Британский историк Бен Уилсон, автор научных бестселлеров, расскажет удивительную историю города как явления. Совершив путешествие по знаменитым городам прошлого и настоящего, вы почувствуете силу и мощь городов, их влияние на историю человечества и цивилизацию в целом.
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