| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It can also be seen as what Charles Jencks calls a heteropolis" and Edward Soja, following Foucault, a heterotopia, i.e., the juxtaposition in a real place of "several sites that are themselves incompatible.18 As a place of buried memories and traces, meanwhile, garbage is an example of what David Harvey calls the time-space compression typical of the acceleration produced by contemporary tec
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