Cultural Histories of Sociabilities, Spaces and Mobilities [Pehme köide]

Introduction: Cultural Histories of Sociabilities, Spaces and
Mobilities, Colin Divall; Part I Structuring Mobilities, Spaces,
Sociabilities;
Chapter 1 Home Lands: How Women on the Move Made the West,
Virginia Scharff;
Chapter 2 Gender and American Mobility: Cars, Women and the
Issue of Equality, Margaret Walsh;
Chapter 3 Colours, Compartments and
Corridors: Racialized Spaces, Mobility and Sociability in South Africa,
Gordon H. Pirie; Part II The Urban and Peri-urban;
Chapter 4 Land and Labour:
Rails, Workers and Commuting in South-West Flanders, Belgium, 18301930,
Greet De Block;
Chapter 5 City of Tomorrow: The Representations of Buenos
Aires in the Future through Imagined Mobility c. 18801914, Dhan Zunino
Singh;
Chapter 6 How to Make a Map for the Hades of Names: The New York City
Subway Map Wars of the 1970s, Stefan Höhne;
Chapter 7 This River Used to be
So Full of Life: Histories of Mobility on the Thames and their Role in the
Negotiation of Place, Community and Sociability, Heidi Seetzen; Part III
Pilgrims, Travellers and Tourists;
Chapter 8 Otherness and Englishness in
Late-Mediaeval Pilgrimage Guides, Emily Price;
Chapter 9 Constructing the
Tokugawa Spatial Imaginary: Kaibara Ekiken and his Revival of Fudoki, Nobuko
Toyosawa;
Chapter 10 Languages of Popular Hospitality in Seventeenth- and
Eighteenth-Century France, Ulrike Krampl;
Chapter 11 Doing the Gap:
Sociability and Tourism Networks at Killarney, 18501914, Kevin J. James;
Chapter 12 Eating Across the Ocean: The Role of Food in the Construction of
the Tourists North Atlantic, 194776, Birgit Braasch;
Chapter 13
Automobility and the Building of Tourism in Communist Romania c. 196089,
Adelina Oana Stefan;
Chapter 14 Moving Towards Santiago: Reverie on the Road
and Rails, Jennifer Sime;