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Abstract
“Heterotopy”, is a philosophical concept that has set out its variable use as of study for the construction of an understanding approach on the city. This way the accomplishment of an academic investigation settled down a primary target that was the construction of a matrix of urban reading, conformed by topics, variables and dimensions of city-planning observation, to determine the historical existence of phenomena, processes and singular space conditions in the urban development of the city. The research titled “Heterotopies. Strategies To understand the city”, contain a series of introductory texts in which the determinants of development of the proposal in structural and pedagogical terms are explained: this is the case of the title “Strategies to understand the city to start off of the concept of Heterotopies” in which the ideas are explained as the main foundations of the theoretical discourse and the philosophical reflections that gave origin to the research.
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