The book "Versions of the City" by Stefanos Rozanis is a stochastic wandering in the labyrinthine place of the modern metropolis. A journey into the diversity and polyphony that the megalopolis reveals in order to attract the crowd and at the same time share with them the allure of a life that has been definitively severed from the depths of the individual subject's personality.

Today, megalopolises are at the center of social and political conflicts, they are a place of transformations and claims, a space where identities meet and interact. Starting critically from the philosophical approaches of Georg Simmel, Walter Benjamin, Massimo Cacciari, and Theodor Adorno, the author presents us with fruitful reflections and questions about the complex manifestations of life in contemporary metropolises.