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	<title>Comments on: Housing is the linchpin of cities</title>
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		<title>By: Jonathan Powers</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jonathan Powers</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;Society emerges when people are rooted to a place.&quot;

A profound thought, with an excellent pedigree, echoing Giambattista Vico&#039;s idea that human history properly begins when humans create a clearing the forest in order to cultivate the land there.  In other words, human history begins when humans make a _place_ out of the undifferentiated wilderness of the earth.

I suppose one could object that place-making isn&#039;t quite the same as housing, but I think I&#039;m with you, since the first and most important place is the one where you _dwell_ (as Heidegger would have it).  To be placed without being home is to be either a refugee or a tourist.</description>
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<p>A profound thought, with an excellent pedigree, echoing Giambattista Vico&#8217;s idea that human history properly begins when humans create a clearing the forest in order to cultivate the land there.  In other words, human history begins when humans make a _place_ out of the undifferentiated wilderness of the earth.</p>
<p>I suppose one could object that place-making isn&#8217;t quite the same as housing, but I think I&#8217;m with you, since the first and most important place is the one where you _dwell_ (as Heidegger would have it).  To be placed without being home is to be either a refugee or a tourist.</p>
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