Urbis et Orbis: Mikroistoriâ i Semiotika Goroda
Russian-Armenian University · Armenia · Est. 2021
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The journal is organized for the discussion of theoretical problems related to urban space, cities in artistic texts, as well as visual-semiotic and microhistorical research. The journal provides an opportunity for independent, critical and reflective discussion in line with current interest in urban studies, anthropology and macrosociology of the city, the role of visual images in various discourses of the humanities and social sciences.
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The journal is organized for the discussion of theoretical problems related to urban space, cities in artistic texts, as well as visual-semiotic and microhistorical research. The journal provides an opportunity for independent, critical and reflective discussion in line with current interest in urban studies, anthropology and macrosociology of the city, the role of visual images in various discourses of the humanities and social sciences.
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