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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 10 MIN

Preserve History or Promote Authenticity?

from Cognitive Urbanism · host Justin B. Hollander

In Episode #14 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander considers ways that cognitive science shows why historic preservation matters and ways in which authenicity may not matter.

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In Episode #14 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander considers ways that cognitive science shows why historic preservation matters and ways in which authenicity may not matter.

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