Of Maps and Moles: Cultural Negotiations with the London Tube
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- Anglia - Zeitschrift für englische Philologie [ 0340-5222 ] ; 2002-10-23.
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- Andreas mahler, Angel station, Apolo kagwa, Black album, Black stretches, British cultures, Capital cities, Central london railway, Central space, Centre, Century city, Chance encounters, Charles sons, Consumer culture, Contemporary london, Cultural negotiations, Different areas, Different classes, Disturbing sense, Electric mole, Electric tube, Encyclopedia britannica, Ernest dinkel, Grand tube lines, Great britain, Hampstead tube, Henry james, Henry mayhew, Joseph conrad, Jubilee line extension, Julian barnes, Kerstin ebel, London transport, London tube, Londoner, Lonely londoners, Mary koop, Mayhew, Metropolitan railway, Modern city, Modern london, Modern metropolis, Mole, Mother country, Negotiation, Northern line, Other hand, Postcolonial transformations, Poster, Prime minister, Prototypical feature, Public transport, Publicity poster, Rational order, Renate brosch, Richard sennett, Roland barthes, Same time, Satanic verses, Secret agent, Sennett, Sherlock holmes, Sleeper awakes, Social confrontation, Steam engines, Suburban population, Suburban shopping guide, Tobias, Tobias wachinger, Transport lines, Traveller, Tube, Tube network, Tube system, Tube tunnels, Tunnel, Tunnelled railways, Twentieth century, Twopenny tube, Underground, Underground encounters, Underground railway, Underground railways, Underground system, Underground train, Underground transport, Underground travel, Urban darkness, Victor hugo, Virginia woolf, William morris.
Abstract
In the twentieth century, cultural encounters with the metropolis have often met with difficulties when trying to map or visualize the complexity and vastness of the modern city. Drawing on a range of textual and some pictorial examples, from mid-Victorian times to the threshold of the new millennium, this paper argues that the underground system of the London tube may offer ways to address this problem. Because of the widely different and often ambivalent attitudes towards the experience of underground transport, the London tube emerges as a central space for cultural and critical engagements with the project of modernity.
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