Titlebook: Walking and the Aesthetics of Modernity; Pedestrian Mobility Klaus Benesch,Fran?ois Specq Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Writing Dromomania in the Romantic Era: Nerval, Collins, and Charlotte Bront?ry mechanism.” It sketches out the role of pathological walking, both as a theme and as a writing pattern, in French and English romantic literature from the 1840s to the 1860s, through Gérard de Nerval’s writings, Charlotte Bront?’s . and Wilkie Collins’s .. Dromomania reveals the relationship betw

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The Art of Walking in Space and Time: The Quest for LondonSinclair, and the . by Gilbert & George embody various forms of urban exploration, where wandering entails wondering. Acknowledging that “London is illimitable,” the authors privilege walking to relate individually to “the Golem.” However, the polymorphism of the city destabilises the wanderer, whil

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Walking with the World: Toward an Ecological Approach to Performative Art Practiceational ecology begins to evolve. I begin with a concept of walking as a “minor practice” that seeks a creative flight from the structured places of the city and from a body’s own capacity to succumb to habit and a loss of breadth of expression. Erin Manning’s writing on the moving body and Arakawa

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Writing Dromomania in the Romantic Era: Nerval, Collins, and Charlotte Bront?ry mechanism.” It sketches out the role of pathological walking, both as a theme and as a writing pattern, in French and English romantic literature from the 1840s to the 1860s, through Gérard de Nerval’s writings, Charlotte Bront?’s . and Wilkie Collins’s .. Dromomania reveals the relationship betw

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