| Summary: | The book tells the story of the Bexiga, a traditional central district of the city of São Paulo. The work was divided by the organizers into three parts, corresponding to three distinct temporalities - history, memory and time of the present and the future - entertaining the authors' particular contribution in a collective, comprehensive and multifaceted narrative. An example of how to treat the relationship between city and society, a contribution in the search for a more inclusive future for São Paulo and other Brazilian cities that are still based on the defense of democracy.
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