Mobility, Space and Culture

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Focusing on the interplay between mobility and place, Peter Merriman critically evaluates how locations are dynamic and evolving. He explores historical experiences and societal reactions to driving in late Victorian and Edwardian Britain, revealing how the motor-car became linked to concepts of movement-space. The book delves into broader themes such as embodiment, health, visuality, gender, and politics, offering a comprehensive analysis of the cultural implications of mobility during this period.