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ISBN
1400076706
EAN
9781400076703
Date of Publication
2005-05-17
Publication Name
N/A
Type
Paperback / softback
Release Title
Dark Age Ahead
Artist
Jacobs, Jane
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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1400076706
ISBN-13
9781400076703
eBay Product ID (ePID)
43754509

Product Key Features

Book Title
Dark Age Ahead
Number of Pages
256 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Civilization, Anthropology / Cultural & Social, Economics / Theory, Sociology / Urban
Publication Year
2005
Genre
Social Science, Business & Economics, History
Author
Jane Jacobs
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
7.6 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5.2 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
"She once again has proven herself to be one of the most trenchant observers and challenging critics of American culture and character." -- The Christian Science Monitor "There's no writer more lucid than Jane Jacobs, nobody better at using wide-open eyes and clean courtly prose to decipher the changing world around us. . . . It's a tribute to Jacobs that her observations still resonate, succinct yet dead on. That's why Dark Age Ahead is a treat to read for the way it snaps our perceptions into focus." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A short, dense, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . Wonderful and essential." -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel " Dark Age Ahead is witty and damning. . . . It's hard to disagree with Jane Jacobs. . . . Worth reading and thinking about." -- The Washington Post Book World "Jane Jacobs has been right about so much for so long that when she writes gloomily of a 'Dark Age Ahead,' we all better listen.... Prescient." -- Austin-American Statesman "[Jacobs is] the matchless analyst of all things urban." -- The New Yorker "A short, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . This book is a warning, artfully and profoundly dressed as a reminder. . . . Thanks to Jacobs for pointing the way." -- St. Petersburg Times "Scholarly yet accessible . . . certain to spark debate . . . [a] unique addition to the genre of social forecasting." -- Library Journal "Compact and compelling...A spellbinding account of the forgetting and misplacing of shared values, assets and skills that . . . may lead the contemporary Western world into widespread social, economic and physical disaster." -- Toronto Globe and Mail "Still right and still cranky after all these years." -- Cincinnati Enquirer "Jacobs has always championed neighborhoods. Now she has extended her ideas about community to include the culture at large...We should stick around and listen up." -- Newsweek "Jacobs is the quintessential public intellectual, entirely self-taught, omnivorous in her references, pan-historical in her outlook. . . .  Dark Age Ahead is something of a retrospective of Jacobs' theories and travels, anchored in specific examples from her years of observation and activism." -- The Sunday Oregonian (Portland) "Culture critic Jane Jacobs, famous for her work on the economies of cities, has taken the idea of a tipping point toward a dramatic end." -- Chicago Tribune "A sweeping survey of a civilization--ours--on the brink of catastrophe. . . . What makes Dark Age Ahead worth a read is the way in which its author brings her famously independent and inductive mind to bear in fresh ways on familiar topics." -- Berkeley Daily Planet "A blend of advocacy and anecdote about how to protect the vitality of American cities." -- The Financial Times "Jane Jacobs is the kind of writer who produces in her readers such changed ways of looking at the world that she becomes an oracle, or final authority." -- The New York Sun, "She once again has proven herself to be one of the most trenchant observers and challenging critics of American culture and character." The Christian Science Monitor "There's no writer more lucid than Jane Jacobs, nobody better at using wide-open eyes and clean courtly prose to decipher the changing world around us. . . . It's a tribute to Jacobs that her observations still resonate, succinct yet dead on. That's why Dark Age Ahead is a treat to read for the way it snaps our perceptions into focus." San Francisco Chronicle "A short, dense, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . Wonderful and essential." - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel " Dark Age Ahead is witty and damning. . . . It's hard to disagree with Jane Jacobs.... Worth reading and thinking about." The Washington Post Book World "Jane Jacobs has been right about so much for so long that when she writes gloomily of a 'Dark Age Ahead,' we all better listen…Prescient." - Austin-American Statesman "[Jacobs is] the matchless analyst of all things urban." - The New Yorker "A short, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful… This book is a warning, artfully and profoundly dressed as a reminder…. Thanks to Jacobs for pointing the way." - St. Petersburg Times "Scholarly yet accessible…certain to spark debate…[a] unique addition to the genre of social forecasting." - Library Journal "Compact and compelling…A spellbinding account of the forgetting and misplacing of shared values, assets and skills that …may lead the contemporary Western world into widespread social, economic and physical disaster." - Toronto Globe and Mail "Still right and still cranky after all these years." - Cincinnati Enquirer "Jacobs has always championed neighborhoods. Now she has extended her ideas about community to include the culture at large…We should stick around and listen up." - Newsweek "Jacobs is the quintessential public intellectual, entirely self-taught, omnivorous in her references, pan-historical in her outlook… Dark Age Ahead is something of a retrospective of Jacobs' theories and travels, anchored in specific examples from her years of observation and activism." - The Sunday Oregonian (Portland) "Culture critic Jane Jacobs, famous for her work on the economies of cities, has taken the idea of a tipping point toward a dramatic end." - Chicago Tribune "A sweeping survey of a civilization - ours - on the brink of catastrophe…What makes Dark Age Ahead worth a read is the way in which its author brings her famously independent and inductive mind to bear in fresh ways on familiar topics." - Berkeley Daily Planet "A blend of advocacy and anecdote about how to protect the vitality of American cities." - The Financial Times "Jane Jacobs is the kind of writer who produces in her readers such changed ways of looking at the world that she becomes an oracle, or final authority." - The New York Sun, "She once again has proven herself to be one of the most trenchant observers and challenging critics of American culture and character." -- The Christian Science Monitor "There's no writer more lucid than Jane Jacobs, nobody better at using wide-open eyes and clean courtly prose to decipher the changing world around us. . . . It's a tribute to Jacobs that her observations still resonate, succinct yet dead on. That's why Dark Age Ahead is a treat to read for the way it snaps our perceptions into focus." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A short, dense, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . Wonderful and essential." -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel " Dark Age Ahead is witty and damning. . . . It's hard to disagree with Jane Jacobs. . . . Worth reading and thinking about." -- The Washington Post Book World "Jane Jacobs has been right about so much for so long that when she writes gloomily of a 'Dark Age Ahead,' we all better listen.... Prescient." -- Austin-American Statesman "[Jacobs is] the matchless analyst of all things urban." -- The New Yorker "A short, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . This book is a warning, artfully and profoundly dressed as a reminder. . . . Thanks to Jacobs for pointing the way." -- St. Petersburg Times "Scholarly yet accessible . . . certain to spark debate . . . [a] unique addition to the genre of social forecasting." -- Library Journal "Compact and compelling...A spellbinding account of the forgetting and misplacing of shared values, assets and skills that . . . may lead the contemporary Western world into widespread social, economic and physical disaster." -- Toronto Globe and Mail "Still right and still cranky after all these years." -- Cincinnati Enquirer "Jacobs has always championed neighborhoods. Now she has extended her ideas about community to include the culture at large...We should stick around and listen up." -- Newsweek "Jacobs is the quintessential public intellectual, entirely self-taught, omnivorous in her references, pan-historical in her outlook. . . . Dark Age Ahead is something of a retrospective of Jacobs' theories and travels, anchored in specific examples from her years of observation and activism." -- The Sunday Oregonian (Portland) "Culture critic Jane Jacobs, famous for her work on the economies of cities, has taken the idea of a tipping point toward a dramatic end." -- Chicago Tribune "A sweeping survey of a civilization--ours--on the brink of catastrophe. . . . What makes Dark Age Ahead worth a read is the way in which its author brings her famously independent and inductive mind to bear in fresh ways on familiar topics." -- Berkeley Daily Planet "A blend of advocacy and anecdote about how to protect the vitality of American cities." -- The Financial Times "Jane Jacobs is the kind of writer who produces in her readers such changed ways of looking at the world that she becomes an oracle, or final authority." -- The New York Sun, "She once again has proven herself to be one of the most trenchant observers and challenging critics of American culture and character." The Christian Science Monitor "There's no writer more lucid than Jane Jacobs, nobody better at using wide-open eyes and clean courtly prose to decipher the changing world around us. . . . It's a tribute to Jacobs that her observations still resonate, succinct yet dead on. That's why Dark Age Ahead is a treat to read for the way it snaps our perceptions into focus." San Francisco Chronicle "A short, dense, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . Wonderful and essential." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel " Dark Age Ahead is witty and damning. . . . It's hard to disagree with Jane Jacobs.... Worth reading and thinking about." The Washington Post Book World "Jane Jacobs has been right about so much for so long that when she writes gloomily of a 'Dark Age Ahead,' we all better listen...Prescient." Austin-American Statesman "[Jacobs is] the matchless analyst of all things urban." The New Yorker "A short, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful... This book is a warning, artfully and profoundly dressed as a reminder.... Thanks to Jacobs for pointing the way." St. Petersburg Times "Scholarly yet accessible...certain to spark debate...[a] unique addition to the genre of social forecasting." Library Journal "Compact and compelling...A spellbinding account of the forgetting and misplacing of shared values, assets and skills that ...may lead the contemporary Western world into widespread social, economic and physical disaster." Toronto Globe and Mail "Still right and still cranky after all these years." Cincinnati Enquirer "Jacobs has always championed neighborhoods. Now she has extended her ideas about community to include the culture at large...We should stick around and listen up." Newsweek "Jacobs is the quintessential public intellectual, entirely self-taught, omnivorous in her references, pan-historical in her outlook... Dark Age Ahead is something of a retrospective of Jacobs' theories and travels, anchored in specific examples from her years of observation and activism." The Sunday Oregonian (Portland) "Culture critic Jane Jacobs, famous for her work on the economies of cities, has taken the idea of a tipping point toward a dramatic end." Chicago Tribune "A sweeping survey of a civilization ours on the brink of catastrophe...What makes Dark Age Ahead worth a read is the way in which its author brings her famously independent and inductive mind to bear in fresh ways on familiar topics." Berkeley Daily Planet "A blend of advocacy and anecdote about how to protect the vitality of American cities." The Financial Times "Jane Jacobs is the kind of writer who produces in her readers such changed ways of looking at the world that she becomes an oracle, or final authority." The New York Sun From the Trade Paperback edition., "She once again has proven herself to be one of the most trenchant observers and challenging critics of American culture and character." The Christian Science Monitor "There's no writer more lucid than Jane Jacobs, nobody better at using wide-open eyes and clean courtly prose to decipher the changing world around us. . . . It's a tribute to Jacobs that her observations still resonate, succinct yet dead on. That's whyDark Age Aheadis a treat to read for the way it snaps our perceptions into focus." San Francisco Chronicle "A short, dense, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful. . . . Wonderful and essential." -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Dark Age Aheadis witty and damning. . . . It's hard to disagree with Jane Jacobs.... Worth reading and thinking about." The Washington Post Book World "Jane Jacobs has been right about so much for so long that when she writes gloomily of a 'Dark Age Ahead,' we all better listen…Prescient." -Austin-American Statesman "[Jacobs is] the matchless analyst of all things urban." -TheNew Yorker "A short, terse and often lyrical book that sets the wistful against the hopeful… This book is a warning, artfully and profoundly dressed as a reminder…. Thanks to Jacobs for pointing the way." -St. Petersburg Times "Scholarly yet accessible…certain to spark debate…[a] unique addition to the genre of social forecasting." -Library Journal "Compact and compelling…A spellbinding account of the forgetting and misplacing of shared values, assets and skills that …may lead the contemporary Western world into widespread social, economic and physical disaster." -Toronto Globe and Mail "Still right and still cranky after all these years." -Cincinnati Enquirer "Jacobs has always championed neighborhoods. Now she has extended her ideas about community to include the culture at large…We should stick around and listen up." -Newsweek "Jacobs is the quintessential public intellectual, entirely self-taught, omnivorous in her references, pan-historical in her outlook…Dark Age Aheadis something of a retrospective of Jacobs' theories and travels, anchored in specific examples from her years of observation and activism." -The Sunday Oregonian(Portland) "Culture critic Jane Jacobs, famous for her work on the economies of cities, has taken the idea of a tipping point toward a dramatic end." -Chicago Tribune "A sweeping survey of a civilization - ours - on the brink of catastrophe…What makesDark Age Aheadworth a read is the way in which its author brings her famously independent and inductive mind to bear in fresh ways on familiar topics." -Berkeley Daily Planet "A blend of advocacy and anecdote about how to protect the vitality of American cities." -The Financial Times "Jane Jacobs is the kind of writer who produces in her readers such changed ways of looking at the world that she becomes an oracle, or final authority." -The New York Sun
Dewey Decimal
901
Synopsis
In this indispensable book, urban visionary Jane Jacobs argues that as agrarianism gives way to a technology-based future, we're at risk of cultural collapse. Jacobs--renowned author of The Death and Life of Great American Cities and The Economy of Cities --pinpoints five pillars of our culture that are in serious decay: community and family; higher education; the effective practice of science; taxation, and government; and the self-regulation of the learned professions. The corrosion of these pillars, Jacobs argues, is linked to societal ills such as environmental crisis, racism, and the growing gulf between rich and poor. But this is a hopeful book as well as a warning. Drawing on a vast frame of reference--from fifteenth-century Chinese shipbuilding to Ireland's cultural rebirth--Jacobs suggests how the cycles of decay can be arrested and our way of life renewed. Invigorating and accessible, Dark Age Ahead is not only the crowning achievement of Jane Jacobs' career, but one of the most important works of our time., Visionary thinker Jane Jacobs uses her authoritative work on urban life and economies to show us how we can protect and strengthen our culture and communities.
LC Classification Number
CB19.J33 2005

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