Researching and Representing Mobilities

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xi

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2. Mobilising Representations: Dialogues, Embodiment and Power

   • Lesley Murray, Sara Upstone

   Pages 1-20

3. Power and Representations of Mobility: From the Nexus Between Emotional and Sensuous Embodiment and Discursive and Ideational Construction

   • Anne Jensen

   Pages 21-38

4. ‘Footprints Are the Only Fixed Point’: The Mobilities of Postcolonial Fiction

   • Sara Upstone

   Pages 39-56

5. Constructing the Mobile City: Gendered Mobilities in London Fiction

   • Lesley Murray, Hannah Vincent

   Pages 57-77

6. A Motor-Flight Through Early Twentieth-Century Consciousness: Capturing the Driving-Event 1905–1935

   • Lynne Pearce

   Pages 78-98

7. Reading the Mobile City Through Street Art: Belfast’s Murals

   • Lesley Murray

   Pages 99-128

8. Drawing the Urban Highway: Mobile Representations in Design and Architecture

   • Sue Robertson

   Pages 129-149

9. The Pan Flute Musicians at Sergels Torg: Between Global Flows and Specificities of Place

   • Karolina Doughty, Maja Lagerqvist

   Pages 150-169

10. Travelling the Journey: Understanding Mobility Trajectories by Recreating Research Paths

    • Paola Jirón, Luis Iturra

    Pages 170-190

11. Conclusion

    • Lesley Murray, Sara Upstone

    Pages 191-193

12. Back Matter

    Pages 194-215

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This book explores mobile representations in government policy, literature, visual arts, music, and research and examines the methodological potential of these representations and the ways in which representations co-produce mobilities.

• Design
• emotion
• mobility

• School of Applied Social Science, University of Brighton, UK

  Lesley Murray

• School of Humanities, Kingston University, UK

  Sara Upstone

Karolina Doughty, University of Brighton, UK Luis Iturra, Santiago, Chile Anne Jensen, Arrhus University, Denmark Paola Jirón, University of Chile, Chile Maja Lagerqvist, Stockholm University, Sweden Lynne Pearce, Lancaster University, UK Susan Robertson, University of Brighton, UK Hannah Vincent, Sussex University, UK

Policies and ethics