European Studies - Yearbook of European Studies

Issue: 23,

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• Introduction. European Urban Mindscapes: Concepts, Cultural Representations and Policy Applications.  13 - 31
  Bianchini, Franco

METHODOLOGY AND CONCEPT FORMATION

• The Gestalt of the Urban Imaginary.  35 - 42
  Lindner, Rolf
• Researching the Urban Imaginary: Resisting the Erasure of Places.  43 - 61
  Bloomfield, Jude
• ‘An Avenue that Looks Like Me’: Re-presenting the Modern Cityscape.  63 - 80
  Nigianni, Betty
• Urban Mindscapes Reflected in Shop Windows.  81 - 96
  Amendola, Giandomenico
• Encountering the City: On ‘Not Taking Yourself With You’  97 - 109
  Whybrow, Nicolas

CULTURAL REPRESENTATION OF THE CITY

• Strange City: Belfast Gothic.  113 - 125
  Alexander, Neal
• ‘Seeing the Future’: Urban Dystopia in Wells and Lang.  127 - 145
  Williams, Keith
• Strangers (to) Themselves: Cityscapes and Mindscapes in 1980s European Cinema.  147 - 162
  Langford, Barry
• Once in TV’s Royal City: Television Coverage of Royal Media Events.  163 - 177
  O´Donnell, Hugh
• Cartoons and the Comic Exposure of the European City of Culture.  179 - 196
  Reason, Matthew
• Drifting Bridges: Semantic Changes of the Bridge Metaphor in Twentieth-Century Budapest.  197 - 210
  Polyák, Levente
• Reconstructing the Ancient City: Imagining the Athenian Polis.  211 - 224
  Price, Stuart

APPLICATIONS OF THE CONCEPT OF URBAN MINDSCAPES

• The Myth of Berlin: the Imagined and the Staged City.  227 - 235
  Siebenhaar, Klaus
• Berlin Literature and its Use in the Marketing of the ‘New Berlin’.  237 - 258
  Weiss-Sussex, Godela
• Sites and Sights: the Urban Museum in a Changing Urban Structure.  259 - 274
  Teske, Doris
• Identity by Invocation or by Design? How Planning is Conjuring up a New Identity for Malmö.  275 - 286
  Ghilardi, Lia
• Confessions of a Place Marketer.  287 - 299
  Bianchini, Franco
  Brookes, Paul