The Imagined and the Imaginary
<p>Paris is both Imagined and Imaginary. Beyond touristic and cinematic romanticisms, the fantasized city has always surpassed itself through new futures — challenging a mist of announced doom. Eluding its makers, its authorities and its inhabitants alike, the deceptive museum-city has multiple and parallel lives…</p>
Authors: Nathalie Rozencwajg
Part of: Fall Semester