Editorial issue 26

Abstract

In its 26th issue, Entretextos invites readers to think of the city as a space of encounters and misencounters, from the perspective of the public and the private. Discussing the contemporary urban phenomenon from this point of view allows us to question the quality of the cities we live in, to elucidate whether they are humane, sustainable places and, above all, spaces that facilitate or hinder the right to the city of all their inhabitants, thus impacting the social fabric.