Walking in the City

1. Introduction
Catharina Löffler

Part I. Conceptualising and Historicising Psychogeography

2. Experiencing the City: Urban Space in Literature
Catharina Löffler

3. Bodies and Spaces: Eighteenth-Century Literary Psychogeography and the London Walker
Catharina Löffler

Part II. London Imaginaries: Walking Experiences in a Changing City

4. The Art of Walking
Catharina Löffler

5. “A History of Darkness, Pain, and Fear”: Daniel Defoe’s A Journal of the Plague Year (1722)
Catharina Löffler

6. Grub Street and London Low Life
Catharina Löffler

7. Women Walkers and Female Experiences of the City
Catharina Löffler

8. Romantic Visions of the City: William Wordsworth’s “Residence in London” (1805)
Catharina Löffler

9. Conclusion: How Does the World Enter the Text?
Catharina Löffler

Nyckelord: Literature, British and Irish Literature, Eighteenth-Century Literature