Tim Edensor teaches cultural geography at Manchester Metropolitan University (UK). He is the author of Tourists at the Taj; National Identity, Popular Culture, and Everyday Life; and Industrial Ruins: Space, Aesthetics, and Materiality.
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Contents Introduction: Geographies of Light and Dark Part I. Light 1. Seeing with Landscape, Seeing with Light 2. Under the Dynamic Sky: Living and Creating with Light Part II. Illumination 3. Electric Desire: Lighting the Vernacular and Illuminating Nostalgia 4. Caught in the Light: Power, Inequality, and Illumination 5. Festivals of Illumination: Painting and Playing with Light 6. Staging Atmosphere: Public Extravaganzas and Homely Designs Part III. Dark 7. Nocturnes: Changing Meanings of Darkness 8. The Re-enchantment of Darkness: The Pleasures of Noir Conclusion: The Novelty of Light and the Value of Darkness Acknowledgments Bibliography Index
Contents Introduction: Geographies of Light and Dark Part I. Light 1. Seeing with Landscape, Seeing with Light 2. Under the Dynamic Sky: Living and Creating with Light Part II. Illumination 3. Electric Desire: Lighting the Vernacular and Illuminating Nostalgia 4. Caught in the Light: Power, Inequality, and Illumination 5. Festivals of Illumination: Painting and Playing with Light 6. Staging Atmosphere: Public Extravaganzas and Homely Designs Part III. Dark 7. Nocturnes: Changing Meanings of Darkness 8. The Re-enchantment of Darkness: The Pleasures of Noir Conclusion: The Novelty of Light and the Value of Darkness Acknowledgments Bibliography Index
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