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and the New Daughters of London,th enrich, and be enriched by, an engagement with spatial theory. This chapter however sets out to investigate a number of spaces and places that are usually overlooked by urban geographers. Despite attempts at bringing spirituality back into focus in certain disciplines, in the field of contemporar

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,Unnerving the Secular Imagination: Spatial Politics in Lessing’s Sufi Utopia,s a significant concern in Doris Lessing’s fiction. I have already pointed out that Lessing shares Maitland and Roberts’ interest in the psychic effects of spaces and places, as well as their commitment to the narrative representation of the metropolis. Her writing is additionally haunted by the asp

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,Epilogue — Revising Urban Geography, immemorial. There are countless narratives through which philosophers, geographers and writers, among many others, have imagined urban experience, and it needs to be acknowledged that our contemporary culture has provided some of the most engaging contributions to the field. Some of these narrative

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Arina Cirsteality reporting practices.?Investors, governments, and NGOs expect businesses to report their environmental and social performance. This information is used to legislate, regulate industries, and guide the investment of billions of dollars through pensions and mutual funds. But can we trust these mea

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