Maximum City
Bombay città degli eccessi
By Suketu Mehta, F. Galuzzi (Translator), A. Nadotti (Translator)
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Book Description
Narrazione coinvolgente, avvolgente come la città. Grande affresco di Mumbay in cui si rispecchia l'India e il nostro mondo globalizzato.
Da leggere per riflettere e pensare in maniera costruttiva e non allarmistica sul futuro che attende il pianeta. Voglia di viaggio umano nella società modern Continue
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guardian.co.uk published on Sat, 25 Sep 2010
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You can’t go home again
Bombay, the biggest city on the planet, is built on a combination of palm fronds, fish entrails and the dreams of 14 million people. Originally comprising seven islands off the west coast of India, large areas of the city were reclaimed from the Arab ... (read full critics)
spectator published on Fri, 17 Sep 2010
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- Others 540 Pages
- ISBN-10: 8806184059
- ISBN-13: 9788806184056
- Publisher: Einaudi
- Pub date: Jan 01, 2006
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Ben Gunn 
A tale of two cities
Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found by Suketa Mehta Review £20, pp498 Nearly halfway into Maximum City, Suketu Mehta fetches up at that inimitable Bombay institution, the beer bar, where young girls wearing more clothes 'than the average Bombay secre ... (read full critics)