The car ... caused the loss of control and loss of belonging.

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• "Belonging comes about directly as a result of living process. That is simply because all living process does two things. It pays attention to the centers which exist, and creates new centers, which enhance them and embellish them."quote0.774
  A concise formulation of the causal link between living process and belonging.
• Cars do not dominate, they are the low man on the totem pole, and are squeezed in where they can be fitted, but are not allowed to destroy the neighborhood or its communal, living structure.quote0.771
  Vividly captures the reversal of conventional car-pedestrian priority.
• Much of the emotional misery of the 20th century was caused by the terrible loss of belonging our contemporary processes inflicted on society.claim0.762
  Causal attribution of widespread psychological suffering to the built environment
• Belonging cannot, in my view, be created by non-living process.claim0.758
  Central assertion that only living processes generate the emotional reality of belonging
• What has been lost is the inner language which connects you to your own soul, which makes you know, with certainty, which way is likely to be right.quote0.751
• Belonging, although invariably common in traditional towns and villages, is missing in far too much of modern society.claim0.746
  Historical contrast asserting a widespread contemporary deficit
• True belonging — true life — occurs when a penetration of the real into the fabric of the world occurs.claim0.740
  Defines the fundamental mechanism through which authentic connection to place happens
• The forms of environment we have learned to create in modern times have caused us to lose the sense of true connection to ourselves and our society.claim0.736
  Directly blames the design of modern space for severing self- and social connection