Section 2- Invisible Cities

One thing that struck me from the very beginning of the second part was the way the author rewrote a sentence so that it could keep the same meaning but be expressed in several different ways. I could try to find evidence that maybe some of the material mentioned in the second section can be rewritten so that the reader can have a different perspective on the same city. They would have to be very personal interpretations of what the author could also be trying to portray through each part but this would be a very hard thing to investigate specifically. I do think that he may be trying to encourage his readers to open their minds to other possibilities that these descriptions of cities could be hiding and the results would be intriguing, though hard to find. This would take a very deep analysis of each part of the section to see whether I can derive a parallel to a city or description.