Urban This is an image of an urban street-corner in Camden, New Jersey. A street-corner in Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Poland A street corner can serve as a social meeting place. Street corner life is normally founded in low-income areas all around the world in urbanized structures. According to Jane Jacobs, the street-corner is an urban ecosystem that serves a structural function 1%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% The city/street corners are a breathing system of different webs of structures that forms a whole which makes up the poor, gangs, drug dealers and users. The street-corner is an, ideology or urban slang from the term "Ghetto." Secrets Life of the people in Mumbai Regarding sex, work, and solicitation on the street corners of Mumbai, sex is a form of labor for some of the women of the urban streets of Mumbai. Prostitution has given the women of Mumbai a way to make money due to the displacement and the development of this cosmopolitan city.%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Street Corner Society "Street Corner Society" is William Foote Whyte's account of street corners in Boston, Massachusetts. This portrayal of Italian American slums and street gangs holds the readers' attention with a colorful bird's eye view on the social structure of these "corner Boys" lives in Street Corner Society The Street-Corner Black men Elliot Liebow studies the African-American male behavior in reference to his poverty level in a compelling book called "Tally's Corner". This book gives a sociological study of the black male. Elliot Liebow was the first to study the street corner in this magnitude. "Tally's Corner" is the first book published of it kind. This book was ground breaking and its information is still being studied today.%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% On the Road "On The Road" is an anthropological narrative that gives the reader a colorful snapshot of the American culture street corners. Jack Kerouac shares his personal account of this sociological journey. This book expresses that travel of any form would be assumed to be for the elite. Jack Kerouac said that road travel would give one a "chronotope"of the street corner"
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A street corner can serve as a social meeting place. Street corner life is normally founded in low-income areas all around the world in urbanized structures. According to Jane Jacobs, the street-corner is an urban ecosystem that serves a structural function
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The city/street corners are a breathing system of different webs of structures that forms a whole which makes up the poor, gangs, drug dealers and users. The street-corner is an, ideology or urban slang from the term "Ghetto."
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Secrets Life of the people in Mumbai Regarding sex, work, and solicitation on the street corners of Mumbai, sex is a form of labor for some of the women of the urban streets of Mumbai. Prostitution has given the women of Mumbai a way to make money due to the displacement and the development of this cosmopolitan city.
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Street Corner Society "Street Corner Society" is William Foote Whyte's account of street corners in Boston, Massachusetts. This portrayal of Italian American slums and street gangs holds the readers' attention with a colorful bird's eye view on the social structure of these "corner Boys" lives in Street Corner Society
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The Street-Corner Black men Elliot Liebow studies the African-American male behavior in reference to his poverty level in a compelling book called "Tally's Corner". This book gives a sociological study of the black male. Elliot Liebow was the first to study the street corner in this magnitude. "Tally's Corner" is the first book published of it kind. This book was ground breaking and its information is still being studied today.
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On the Road "On The Road" is an anthropological narrative that gives the reader a colorful snapshot of the American culture street corners. Jack Kerouac shares his personal account of this sociological journey. This book expresses that travel of any form would be assumed to be for the elite. Jack Kerouac said that road travel would give one a "chronotope"of the street corner"