Walking the Streets of London in the eighteenth century

a performative art?

Emmanuelle Peraldo

3-14

Musing, painting, and writing

walking as an art in Diderot's promenade vernet (salon de 1767)

Juliette Fabre

15-28

"Du croisement de leurs innombrables rapports"

Baudelaire and De Quincey's flâneurs

Estelle Murail

29-41

How poetry comes to him

an excursion to Gary Snyder's wild poetics

Thomas Pughe

43-61

Revisiting the American "walk poem"

A. R. Ammons, Charles Olson, and Jonathan Williams

Lacy Rumsey

63-81

Marianne Colston's art of walking

gendering the picturesque in journal of a tour in France, Switzerland, and Italy

Isabelle Baudino

85-98

Following footprints

photography, writing, and the artist's book in art walking

Bridget Sheridan

99-114

Wayfaring in the megacity

Tsai Ming-liang's Walker and Lav Diaz's Melancholia

Gabrielle Finnane

115-127

The art of walking in space and time

the quest for London

Tatiana Pogossian

129-140

Walking with the world

toward an ecological approach to performative art practice

Andrew Goodman

141-154

The art of walking and the mindscapes of trauma in Thomas De Quincey's autobiographical works

the pains of wandering, the pains of remembering

Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

157-171

Writing dromomania in the romantic era

Nerval, Collins, and Charlotte Brontë

Sarah Mombert

173-185

A juggernaut in the Streets of London

walking as destructive force in R. L. Stevenson's Strange case of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde

Catherine M. Welter

187-196

Thomas Wolfe and the urban night prowl

walking, modernism, and myth

Amélie Moisy

197-211

Existential wanderings in Gus van Sant's "Walking trilogy"

Gerry, Elephant, and Last days

Sophie Walon

213-226

Perambulating the village

Henry David Thoreau and the politics of "walking"

Julien Nègre

229-240

Walking in wartime

Edith Wharton's "The look of Paris"

Virginia Ricard

241-252

Pound, peripatetic verse, and the postwar liberal aesthetic

Andrew S. Gross

253-266

The art of the "good step" in Colm Tóibín's Bad blood

a walk along the Irish border (1987)

Marie Mianowski

267-277

Walking and technology in the fiction of Jennifer Egan

moving toward the posthuman

Andrew Estes

279-295