Mobility, Space and Culture

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Exploring the intricate relationship between mobility and place, Peter Merriman presents a critical evaluation that redefines places as dynamic and evolving. He delves into late Victorian and Edwardian Britain, analyzing the societal impacts of driving and the motor-car's emergence. The book connects sensations of movement with broader discussions on embodiment, health, visuality, gender, and politics, offering a nuanced understanding of how transportation shapes social experiences and cultural landscapes.