Jessica’s Reviews > Cities of Tomorrow: An Intellectual History of Urban Planning and Design Since 1880 > Status Update

For the love of God what a pretentiously insider-referential book. Maybe this is fun to read if you exhaustively know the intellectual history of these time periods, or if you already know the practical and legislative history of planning. To Hall's credit he says at the onset that the chapters should be read "simultaneously" but please, for the sake of the students!!, find a way to un-kaleidoscope your references!!