ホワイト・シティの幻影―シカゴ万国博覧会とアメリカ的想像力
by Kōji Ōi
Kōji Ōi examines the Chicago World's Fair and the powerful image of the White City. Through this historical study, the book explores how the fair shaped ideas about America and became part of the nation’s cultural imagination.
About This Book
This book examines the Chicago World's Fair through the image of the “White City.”
It considers how the fair connected architecture, spectacle, and ideas about America.
Focusing on American imagination, the book explores the meanings attached to this influential cultural event.
Written by Kōji Ōi, it offers a historical and interpretive perspective on the fair and its legacy.
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