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Lieven Ameel
Senior Research Fellow at the Turku Institute of Advanced Studies. Tweets about cities & city literature, literary urban studies, and urban planning.
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Christoph Lindner 18 oras
Cities analyzed in our forthcoming "Routledge Companion to Urban Imaginaries" include Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Baltimore, Bhopal, Detroit, Dubai, Fenyang, Flint, Hamburg, London, LA, Macau, Melbourne, Mexico City, Miami, New York, Paris, Shanghai & Singapore
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Helsinki Collegium Ago 23
Our Core and Arts calls are now open! Please visit our newly launched website and check further instructions and information on the fellowships:
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Lieven Ameel Ago 22
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Thanks, - I would love to develop the discussion we had with Jan Kaus further, I feel he takes thoughts on city lit further in ways that literary scholars don't usually do - and nice to have some input also from city dwellers, men and women of the crowd, re E.A. Poe.
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Lieven Ameel Ago 22
Today at Aboagora: workshop on Palimpsest Cities and the concept of burden in city literature. I'll speak about commodity fetishism, the city as juggernaut, and the possibility of redemption in city literature. With and Estonian author Jan Kaus.
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Pauliina Latvala-Harvilahti Ago 21
Ke 5.9.2018 klo 14- "Kertomukset, paikat ja historiat" -sessio Jätkäsaari-paviljongissa avaamme monitieteisen kaupunkitutkimuksen saloja. Mukana mm. tutkijakollegat ja Tule mukaan kuuntelemaan esitelmiä
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Leena Ripatti Ago 21
Rakas lapsi asuu monessa suuressa kaupungissa. Tutkijat & tuovat urbaanit aiheensa -tapahtumaan. Mukana mm. ja minä.
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Giacomo Bottà Ago 20
DB has opted for atonal music "because it completely undermines traditional listening habits." "Few people find it beautiful " (...) an opinion that might come as a blow to the organizers of Berlin's Atonal Music festival, which starts this week.
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Giacomo Bottà Ago 20
Are they ready for some drifting?
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Lieven Ameel Ago 19
literary urban studies panel at 2019 ACLA - something for the Association for Literary Urban Studies newsletter?
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Eva Purkarthofer Ago 18
It was a great pleasure to welcome Jim Throgmorton in Finland as part of project! Interesting ideas on and were discussed e.g. related to the master plans of Helsinki and Tampere. Thanks for your visit Jim!
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Jim Throgmorton Ago 18
A big thanks go to and other researchers associated with for inviting me to participate in this enlightening and stimulating event .
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Lieven Ameel Ago 16
Thanks, - an inspiring day with a range of perspectives on storytelling and planning!
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Dr. Alison Gibbons Ago 15
In this review by Yanli Jia, mine & 's edited book Pronouns in Literature from is described as a "a magical tour of communicating with characters and narrators in literary texts" Thanks to for forwarding the review!
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Robert Macfarlane Ago 15
The 2018 heatwave has revealed "a treasure trove" of "lost archaeological sites" across Britain & Ireland, showing up as "parch marks" visible from the air: the traces of "ancient field boundaries, lost villages, burial mounds & military structures".
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Lieven Ameel Ago 15
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I will present on metaphors in the planning of the New York waterfront, and in particular on how metaphorizations from The Great Gatsby have had a continuous influence on thinking of New York’s development.
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Lieven Ameel Ago 15
Ever since I began to be interested in narrative planning, I've been quoting, teaching & using the work of James A. Throgmorton - so I'm understandably excited to participate in today's "Contested Planning, persuasive storytelling" seminar
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Jon Silver Ago 14
CFP for 'Comparative Urbanism: Global Perspectives' in March 2019 A two day conference in Atlanta on empirical + conceptual thinking on comparative urban research across the Global North, South, and East.
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Maptionnaire Ago 13
We are a PPGIS service. But what does the abbreviation mean? In short, we're making it easy to capture people's ideas, preferences, and experiences on a map. This makes a strong foundation for collaborative urban planning.
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Robert Macfarlane Ago 13
"People look at their garbage differently now, seeing every bottle and crushed carton in a planetary context...We ask whether it is responsible to eat a certain item if the package the item comes in will live a million years." Don DeLillo, writing in 1997 in his novel Underworld.
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David Wachsmuth Ago 10
Very pleased that my new paper with on green urban nature and gray urban nature has now been released! This paper was ten years in the making, but worth it—IMHO the green/gray distinction does a lot of work to decipher contemporary urban sustainability thinking.
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