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Le Flaneur

Posted on December 1, 2014 by Tyler

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Paul Gavarni, 1842.

I’ll explain soon enough.

Happy December.

Posted in Imagined Geographies, Theory | Tagged flanerie, modernism, modernity, paris | Leave a reply

Tyler Sonnichsen

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Central Michigan University
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