Titlebook: Walking in the City; Urban Experience and Catharina L?ffler Book 2017 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH 2017 William Wordsworth.Grub Stree

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Introduction,London, in Blake’s eponymous poem, is bleak, nightmarish and full of death symbolism. The poem creates a vision of London dominated by poverty and oppression, radiating prophetic anxiety with a powerful transformative quality. In “London,” Blake evokes a city that is simultaneously real and imagined.

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Bodies and Spaces: Eighteenth-Century Literary Psychogeography and the London WalkerWhile I have sketched the origins of (literary) psychogeography and its contemporary strands in the first chapter, putting psychogeography in a larger theoretical framework of real-and-imagined spaces, the second chapter focuses exclusively on literary psychogeography from the eighteenth century.

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Experiencing the City: Urban Space in Literaturemic, pulsating and multifaceted showplaces of manifold lives and experiences. Cities have become centres of everyday life, but why and how do cities affect people and – vice versa – how do people affect cities? This chapter explores the urban experiences of individuals physically moving through the urban landscape.

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