Inhabiting the Twenty-First Century: Space, Body, City, and Technology in Everyday Life

What does it mean to inhabit the twenty-first century?We live in houses, cities, bodies, neighborhoods, screens, and connected devices. Yet we rarely stop to ask how these spaces shape the way we think, move, care, fear, relate, and live.Inhabiting the Twenty-First Century is a reflective and accessible essay about the hidden politics of everyday spaces. From the intimacy of the home to the design of the city, from accessibility and care to smart homes, surveillance, artificial intelligence, and digital sovereignty, Colina Blanca invites readers to look again at the world they inhabit.Its central idea is simple: space is never neutral.A kitchen, a sidewalk, a square, a building entrance, a voice assistant, or an urban plan are not merely practical arrangements. They express values. They include some bodies and exclude others. They organize time, care, privacy, autonomy, and power.A thoughtful nonfiction work for readers interested in design, cities, technology, feminism, accessibility, care, and the relationship between body, home, city, and digital life.To inhabit is not only to live somewhere. It is to take part in the world.