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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Grub Street and London Low Life deprived area of London outside the city walls (cf. ibid. 4) and the close geographical proximity to Moorfields and Bedlam linked Grub Street to prostitution and madness, contributing to its dubious reputation.

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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

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The Art of Walkingas an everyday practice, “the act of walking and the bodily rhythms it incorporates [are] felt to somehow reflect or engender the mental processes of abstract thought” (Coverley 2012: 2). Although a walking figure is the prerequisite for literary psychogeography and hence appears in every text to be

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“A History of Darkness, Pain, and Fear”: Daniel Defoe’s , (1722)beginning of the 1720s, as they – typical for Defoe – were inspired by contemporary events. In 1720, the plague raged in Marseilles to a similar extent as it had in London some 50 years before, reminding the English and Londoners in particular of the dreadful year 1665, while at the same time fannin

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