urbicidal造句

• The meaning of the words city and violence therefore become highly important when classifying an act as urbicidal.
• In many urbicidal incidents, one or both of these definitions has been removed from the situation's context by the perpetrator.
• While natural disasters such as Katrina cannot be considered urbicidal in and of themselves, such disasters can, due to flawed governmental legislation, affect socioeconomic groups disproportionately.
• Nonetheless, Berman's view of potential " urbicidal " events is very much within the Marxist historical " telos ", which suppresses the contingency of urbicide in history, or rather, its own " telos ".
• Recent events in the Israeli Palestinian conflict, Zimbabwe, post-Katrina New Orleans, and Iraq also stand as significant urbicidal examples, and can be taken as a broad spectrum of " violence against the city, " indicating the fluidity or multi-faceted discourse of urbicide.