Biblioteca / 1970-1979
Andrew Lees – Lynn Lees, eds. The Urbanization of European Society in the Nineteenth Century.
Lexington, Mass.: Heath, 1976.
CONTENTS
Introduction
Conflict of opinión
I – THE GROWTH OF CITIES
Urban growth in England and Wales in the nineteenth century / Adna Weber
French society, 1840-1914: the big cities / Pierre Sorlin
The process of urbanization in Germany at the height of the industrialization period / Wilhelm Köllmann
II – NINETEENTH- AND TWENTIETH-CENTURY VIEWS OF THE BIG CITY: POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
The age of great cities / Robert Vaughan
The city as a source of corruption / Wilhelm Riehl
The cultural and social significance of the big city / Adolf Weber
Paleotechnic Paradise: Coketown / Lewis Mumford
The Victorian city in retrospect / H.J. Dyos and Michael Wolff
III – THE URBAN MIDDLE CLASSES
The merchants and manufacturers of Barmen / Wolfgang Köllmann
The Parisian bourgeoisie, 1815-1848 / Adeline Daumard
Living in London, 1808-1870 / Francis Sheppard
IV – THE URBAN LOWER CLASSES
Crime and social pathology among the Parisian lower clases / Louis Chevalier
Family structure in nineteenth-century Lancashire / Michael Anderson
The improvement of living standards in Sheffield after 1850 / Sidney Pollard
Lower-class immigrants in Wilhelmine Berlin / Hsi-Huey Liang