Amy Murphy is a professor of architecture at the University of Southern California.

• Acknowledgments Introduction 1Ch 1: The City as Subject (Manhatta, 1921) 20Ch 2: From City Symphonies to Suburban Citadels (The City, 1939) 59Ch 3: Inventing the "Slum" and the New Downtown (The Exiles, 1961) 96 Ch 4: Life in the Hypersegregated Ghetto (Killer of Sheep, 1977) 136Ch 5: The Barrio and the Bilingual City (Please, Don't Bury Me Alive!, 1976) 175Ch 6: Fugitive Identity and the Transnational Enclave (Chan is Missing, 1982) 212Afterword 252Notes Appendix: Maps of Six Key GeographiesIndex

Amy Murphy is a professor of architecture at the University of Southern California.

• Acknowledgments Introduction 1Ch 1: The City as Subject (Manhatta, 1921) 20Ch 2: From City Symphonies to Suburban Citadels (The City, 1939) 59Ch 3: Inventing the "Slum" and the New Downtown (The Exiles, 1961) 96 Ch 4: Life in the Hypersegregated Ghetto (Killer of Sheep, 1977) 136Ch 5: The Barrio and the Bilingual City (Please, Don't Bury Me Alive!, 1976) 175Ch 6: Fugitive Identity and the Transnational Enclave (Chan is Missing, 1982) 212Afterword 252Notes Appendix: Maps of Six Key GeographiesIndex

Amy Murphy is a professor of architecture at the University of Southern California.

• Acknowledgments Introduction 1Ch 1: The City as Subject (Manhatta, 1921) 20Ch 2: From City Symphonies to Suburban Citadels (The City, 1939) 59Ch 3: Inventing the "Slum" and the New Downtown (The Exiles, 1961) 96 Ch 4: Life in the Hypersegregated Ghetto (Killer of Sheep, 1977) 136Ch 5: The Barrio and the Bilingual City (Please, Don't Bury Me Alive!, 1976) 175Ch 6: Fugitive Identity and the Transnational Enclave (Chan is Missing, 1982) 212Afterword 252Notes Appendix: Maps of Six Key GeographiesIndex