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A “ancient memory”, 200 Ackroyd, Peter, 129, 132, 133, 137–9 Anderson, Benedict, 119 Adams, Henry Anglo-Irish Agreement, 268 “A Law of Acceleration”, 242 Ann The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes De Quincey’s croisement (Doyle), 169 with , 32 aesthetic formalism of Elephant , 222 anti-semitism, 257, 265 aesthetic theory, 21 Arakawa, 143, 146, 147 Alaimo, Stacy conception of landing sites, 142 Bodily Natures: Science, Arcadian shepherds, 86, 90 Environment, and the artialisation process, 20 Material Self , 47 artist’s book, 108–14 transcorporeality, 51 “art of walking” (De Quincey), Albright, Daniel, 266n2 168, 169 Alex , 281–4, 287–8 Asian Marco Polo, 121 perambulations, 286 Asselineau, Charles, 175 Allen, Donald “At Tower Peak”, 56 The New American Poetry , 63 Augé, Marc, 130 American exceptionalism, 236 augmented awareness, 143 American “Transcendentalists”, 48 Aurelia (Nerval), 176 Ammons, A.R. , 63–6, 72, 76 Auster, Paul “A Poem is a Walk”, 65 The New York Trilogy , 285 “Corsons Inlet”, 66–71, 79 autobiographical project “Poetry in Action”, 68 spanning, 168

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B Brontë, Charlotte Babbha, Homi, 267–8 Bildungsroman , 180, 197 Bad Blood: A Walk Along the Irish Jane Eyre , 178 Border (Tóibín), 267–77 Brouage , 110 Balázs, Béla, 116 Brown’s theory of orientation, 195n4 Ballard, J.G., 123 Brown’s theory of postmodern Barrell, John, 86 orientation, 191, 192 Barrett, William, 266n4 Buddha Avalokita, 121 Barthes, Roland, 111 Buddhist practices, 120 Bart, Lily, 251, 252 Bulson, Eric, 160 Basho, Matsuo Butterick, George, 69 Narrow Road to the North , 115 “By Frazier Creek Falls” (Snyder), Bate, Jonathan, 46 51–4 Baudelaire, Charles, 29, 39–40, Byron, 48 129, 198 Les Paradis artifi ciels , 29, 161, 169 “The Swan”, 199 C Benjamin, Walter, 29, 99, 198 Cameron, Sharon, 260 Bennie , 281 Campbell, Roy, 40 Bermingham, Ann, 86, 92 Canto 75, 262 Berque, Jacques, 5 Canto 82 Pound, 262 Berry, Wendell, 59 The Cantos (Pound) , 254, 256, Beuys’s concept, 132 260, 266n1 Bildungsroman (Brontë and Wolfe), The Cantos: Towards a Pedestrian 180, 197 Reading (Davie), 255 bioregionalism, 61n11 Caoili, Manuel, 123 Black Box (Egan), 290–3 Carew, 193, 194 Black Mountain poets, 64 Carr, Garrett, 276–7 Blake, William, 199, 209, 214, Carter, Paul, 4, 7 223–4 mimesis , 10 Blues & Roots/Rue & Bluets: A The Road to Botany Bay , 4 Garland for the Appalachians , Cartesian programme for human 65, 71–5 beings , 217 Bodily Natures: Science, Environment, Catherick, Anne, 180, 181 and the Material Self Central Path, Buddhist concept, 111 (Alaimo), 47 Chartres, 251 body equipment, assembling of, 153 The City of Dreadful Night Bogan, Louise, 254 (Thomson), 169 Bollingen committee, 254, 259 “City of Dreadful Night: Stevenson’s Bordwell, David, 117 Gothic London” (Dryden) , 190 Borges, Jorge Luis, 215, 225n1 Clare, John, 48 Breslin, Paul, 265 Clayson, Sara, 188 INDEX 321

Clements, Robert, 210n2 croisement , 29 Clinton, DeWitt, 76, 77 as intertwining, 33–6 close-knit community, 222 as sites of meaningful encounters, Cobain, Kurt, 214, 223 30–2 cognitive mapping, 139, 140 as textual term, 36–41 Coleridge, 40 toward missed connections, 32–3 Kubla Khan, 39 Crusoe, Robinson, 5, 10 Collins, Wilkie culture, 257 The Woman in White , 178, 180 Cuojati, Francesca, 159, 161 Collot, Michel, 5 Colston, Marianne, 85–90, 98n1 The Bridge over the Adour, at D Bayonne , 92 Daffodils, 157 The British Library Board , 95 danse macabre , 216 “the country of Claude Lorraine, “The Dark Wood of Postmodernity”, and of Poussin”, 90 190 Martigny in the Canton of the Davie, Donald Valais , 96 “The Cantos: Towards a Pedestrian St Beat. Haute Garonne , 93 Reading”, 255 coming-of-age scheme, 180 “Death the Proud Brother”, 205 communications technologies, 286 Debord, Guy, 4, 7, 12, 14n2, 131 This Compost: Ecological Imperatives Introduction to a Critique of Urban in American Poetry (Rasula), 47 Geography , 4 Compressionism , 142–3, 148–9, de Certeau, Michel, 10, 12, 86, 142, 152–3, 154n3, 154n5 143, 153, 154n1, 154n2, 189, dancing objects, 150–1 195n2 resistance and accommodation, argument, 144 151–2 The Practice of Everyday Life , 187 compulsive walking . See dromomania Walking in the City, 4, 143 Confessions , 30, 158–60, 162–6, Defoe, Daniel, 8–11 168, 169 Journal of the Plague Year , 3–6, Confessions of an English Opium-Eater 9, 10 (De Quincey), 29, 157 Moll Flanders , 3–5, 9–11, 13 The Confessions of Saint Augustine , 37 Deleuze, Gilles, 36, 117, 142, 153 Cooper, James Fenimore, 182 Delirium-driven walking, 176 “Corsons Inlet” (Ammons), 66–71 Delon, Michel, 26n1 Cosway, Maria De Quincey, Thomas, 34, 161–2 The Progress of Female Virtue , 97 aesthetics of disorientation, 36–41 counter-model, 66–71 “art of walking”, 168, 169 Creeley, Robert, 60n3, 64 Confessions of an English Opium Criminal Man (Lombroso), 188 Eater , 29, 157 criss-crossing urban topography, 30 “fl ux of the world”, 168 322 INDEX

De Quincey, Thomas (cont.) psychiatric literature, 173 “Introduction to the Pains of Rochester, 178–9 Opium”, 157–8 Sieburth, Richard, 178 mapping , 31 Drury, Chris, 107, 111 model of exploration, 35 Dryden, Linda multilayered text, 36 “City of Dreadful Night: Opiate London: From Labyrinth Stevenson’s Gothic London”, to Palimpsest, 159 190 The Opium-Eater , 158 Duncan, Robert, 81n10 opium-induced visions, 34 “Preliminary Confessions”, 33 scholarship, 161 E vision , 39 eco-centric approach, Snyder, 53 De Scarpis, Valerio, 207 ecological crisis, 115 Dewey, John ecologism, Snyder, 55 The Public and Its Problems , 243 Ecopoetry Anthology (Snyder), 59 Dexter, Emma, 131 ecosystem concept, 55 The Dharma Bums (Kerouac), 44 Edmonton, 130 Diaz, Lav, 122, 124 Egan, Felim, 276 Melancholia , 116, 118, 122–4, 127 Egan, Jennifer, 281–6, 288, 290, 292 Dickens Black Box , 290–3 The Old Curiosity Shop , 169 The Goon Squad , 284–9, 292, 293 Dickey, James, 45, 59 A Visit from the Goon Squad , Diderot, 19–21, 23–5 279–81 impression of reality, 22 Elephant (Sant), 213, 214, 219–22 promenade, 18 Eliot, T.S., 197 Promenade Vernet , 16 The Waste Land , 197 Salons , 15, 16 Emerson’s transcendentalism, 77 text, 19–21, 23–5 empiricism, demise of, 139 Dirlik, Arik, 118 Enfi eld, 191–3 “dissociative fugue”, 174 European Romantic walking poets, Dorn, Ed, 64 47–8 Doyle, Conan Evan Hughes The Adventures of Sherlock Literary Brooklyn , 208 Holmes , 169 dromomania Catherick, Anne, 180 F Cooper, James Fenimore, 182 Fairlie, Laura, 182 “dissociative fugue”, 174 The Fall of America (Ginsberg), 264 Hartright, Walter, 180–1 fascism, 209 Nerval, Gérard de, 174–6 imminent collapse of, 257 October Nights (Nerval), 177 fascist politics, 258 INDEX 323

Faulkner, Kathryn, 100, 105, The Gary Snyder Reader: Prose, Poetry, 106, 113 and Translations (Snyder), 43 Walk Series , 104 Gay, John , 7, 8, 11–13 Faulkner, William, 209–10 Trivia , 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12 feminism, 289 geography of London, 31 Fighting France (Wharton), 245 “geometrical/geographical space”, 143 fi gurative expression, 193 Georgics (Virgil), 12 Filipino Gerry (Sant), 213, 215–19 Noli Me Tangere , 119 “gesture suggestive of mythic fi lm narrativity, stepping towards aura”, 207 new forms of , 224–5 Giacometti Finlay, Alec, 100, 108 Homme qui marche , 101 Fisher-Wirth, Ann, 59 Gibson, William, 138 Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 207 Gilbert & George, 129, 131–3, 139 fl ânerie , 30–1, 37 Gum City , 131 fl âneur , 30, 130–1, 144, 146, 174, Jesus Said , 134–5 182, 198, 199, 206 visual challenge, 134–5 fl âneur -type fragments, 203 Gilbert, Roger, 64–6, 68, 79, 256 Fletcher, Angus, 47 “walk poem”, 66 “the environment poem”, 48 Walks in the World: Representation hypersurround, 48 and Experience in Modern A New Theory for American Poetry: American Poetry , 64, 79, 264 Democracy, the Environment, Gilbert, Sandra, 179 and the Future of Imagination , Gilpin, William, 85, 89, 94 46–7 Gins , 143, 146, 147 “fl ux of the world” (De Quincey), 168 conception of landing sites, 142 fragmentary mapping of space, 149 Ginsberg, Allen, 43, 264–6 French militarism, 95 The Fall of America , 264 French Ways and Their Meaning Girard, Thierry, 100, 110, 111 (Wharton), 252 Paysages insoumis , 110 Fried, Michael, 28n14 use of photography, 108 Fromm, Harold, 52 Goarzin, Anne, 270, 271 Fukuyama, Francis Golden Age, 209 Our Posthuman Future , 292 ancient myth of, 203 Fulton, Hamish, 100, 111 Wolfe, Thomas, 200–3 fusion and fragmentation, 198–9 Golden Age of unity, 198 Goldmann, Annie, 118 Gomez, Teresa Reus, 249 G Goodbye Dragon Inn (Tsai Ming- Gander, Forrest, 59 liang) , 121 Gant, Eugene, 200–2, 204, 205, 209 The Goon Squad (Egan), 284–9, prowl , 203 292, 293 324 INDEX

Government of Ireland Act, 270 Hyde, Edward, 188–91, 194 Grand Dictionnaire Universel malformation, 191–2 (Larousse) , 173 Grand Robert de la langue française , 161 I Great Smoky Mountains National “Identitätskrise”, 263 Park, 73 image memory, scramble of, 150 Gros, Frédéric Ingold, Tim, 106, 268, 269, 274 Marcher, une philosophie , 198 In Search of Lost Time (Proust), 287 Groves, Jason, 286 Introduction to a Critique of Urban Guattari, Félix, 36, 142, 145, 148, Geography (Debord) , 4 151, 153 “Introduction to the Pains of Opium” Gubar, Suzan, 179 (De Quincey), 157–8 Guha, Ramachandra, 61n12 Irish Peace Process, 270 Italian Villas and Their Gardens (Wharton), 244 H habitual postural schema, 151 haiku-like quotation, 288 J Haraway, Donna, 289, 291 Jackson, Virginia, 260, 261 Hartley, L.P., 165 Jakob, Michael, 105 Hartright, Walter, 180–2 James, Henry, 244–5 Harvey, Aileen, 100, 102–4, Jameson, Fredric, 140, 190 108, 113 Jane Eyre (Brontë), 178 Mostly Water , 107, 114n4 Jargon Books, 63 West from Here , 102–3, 114n4 Jarrell, 259 Hassan, Ihab, 137 Jefferson, Thomas, 77 Hass, Robert, 59 Jeffers, Robinson, 59 Hausmann, Scotty, 281–4 Jesus Said (Gilbert & George), 134–5 Heaney, Seamus, 276 Johnson, Ronald, 65 Hebraic monetary system, 257 Jonquet, François, 132 Heine, Heinrich, 241, 242 A Journal of the Plague Year (Defoe), Hemingway, Ernest, 207 5–7, 9, 10, 13 Hesse, Eva, 258 Joyce A History of Modern Poetry Ulysses , 199 (Perkins), 70 Hogarth, William, 95 Homme qui marche (Giacometti), 101 K The House of Mirth (Wharton), 251 The Keep ’s (Egan), 292–3 “How Poetry Comes to Me”, 45–6 Kehl, D.G., 207 Hughes, Evan Kennedy, John F., 77, 78 Literary Brooklyn , 208 “the lost art of being lost”, 219 INDEX 325

Kenner, Hugh, 260 liberalism, 259–61 Kerfany Walk (Sheridan), 108–10, Lindop, Grevel, 158, 169 113 A Line Made by Walking (Long), 99 Kerouac, Jack, 210 Literary Brooklyn (Hughes), 208 The Dharma Bums , 44 Lombroso Kinnell, Galway, 45, 59 Criminal Man , 188 Krasner, James, 196n5 London criss-crossing topography, 32 geography of, 31 L London labyrinth, 35 La femme qui marche (Lefebvre), 100 London Orbital (2004), 123 Lamoure London: The Biography (Ackroyd), Petite philosophie du marcheur , 206 137–9 landing sites, 145–8 Long, Richard, 99, 111 Arakawa and Gins conception of, A Line Made by Walking , 99 142 Look Homeward, Angel (Wolfe), 197, mobile , 151 200, 201, 203 L-A-N-G-U-A-G-E movement, 59 “The Look of Paris” (Wharton), La photographie et le temps (Méaux), 241–52 100 “the lost art of being lost” Larousse, Pierre (Kennedy), 219 Grand Dictionnaire Universel , 173 Lowell , 259 Last Days (Sant), 213, 223–4 Lubbock, Percy, 245 Lavaillante, Renée, 100 Portrait of Edith Wharton , 244 labyrinthic path, 106–7 Lulu, 286, 291–2 Promenades Romaines , 106 mobility , 291 Law of Acceleration, A (Adams), 242 Ly, Boreth, 120 Lawrence, D.H. lyricism, 254 “Morality and the Novel”, 76 liberal signifi cance of, 261 “Leconte High-Top”, 78 Lefebvre, Patricia, 100, 113 La femme qui marche , 100–1 M Les Cinq Voies de Vassivière , 111 Macdonald, Dwight, 266n4 Les Foules, 171n10 The Machine in the Garden (Marx), Les Mystères de Paris (Sue), 185n15 293 Les Paradis artifi ciels (Baudelaire), 29, “Malay time”, 122 161, 169 Mancini, C. Bruna, 158 Le Spleen de Paris , 29 Manning, Erin, 141, 144–6, 148, 153 Levertov, Denise, 59, 64 Marcher, une philosophie (Gros), 198 Lewis, Sinclair, 209 Marinetti, Filippo Tommaso lexical hybridization, 91 The New Religion-Morality of L’homme qui marche , 101 Speed, 241 326 INDEX

Marx, Leo, 293 N The Machine in the Garden , 293 Narrow Road to the North (Basho), Massachusetts poet’s method, 70 115 Massachusetts State Archives, 70 Neoplatonism, 200 Massachusetts State Law, 231 Nerval, Gérard de, 174–6, 184n9 Matthiessen, F.O., 258 Aurelia , 176 Oxford Book of American dromomania, 178 Verse , 258 letter from, 176–7 The Maximus Poems (Olson), 68–70 Rambles and Recollections , 175 McGuirk, Kevin, 71 “never-ending terraces”, 168 Méaux, Danièle, 105 The New American Poetry (Allen), 63 La photographie et le temps , 100 “A New Nature Poetics” (Snyder), 57 Melancholia (Diaz), 116, 122–4, 125 “The New Religion-Morality of radicalism, 125 Speed” (Marinetti), 241 Menard, Andrew, 237, 238 A New Theory for American Poetry: Mervin, W.S., 59 Democracy, the Environment, and methexis , 4, 7 the Future of Imagination metonymic transfer, 49 (Fletcher), 46–7 “The Metropolis and Mental Life” The New York Trilogy (Auster), 285 (Simmel), 160, 279, 280 Nicholson, Geoff, 9 Michasiw, Kim Ian, 86 Nixon, Rob, 61n12 micro-fascism, 142 “No Nature”, 51–4 Middle Way, Buddhist concept, 111 Northern Ireland Peace Agreement, Mill, John Stuart, 254 276 On Liberty , 261 Norton, Alan, 269 Milton, John, 38, 47 Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge mobile landing sites, 151 (Rilke) , 242 modernity, 243 “Nunc Age”, 242 Moeglin-Delcroix, Anne, 110, 112 Moll Flanders (Defoe), 3–5, 9–11, 13 Monicat, Bénédicte, 97 O “Morality and the Novel” October Nights (Nerval), 176, 177 (Lawrence), 76 Odysseus myth, 263 Moreux, Françoise, 159 The Odyssey (Pound) , 256 Morley, Christopher, 11 “Off the Trail”, 50–1 Moshenska, Joe, 161 Of Time and the River (Wolfe), 197, Mostly Water (Harvey), 107, 114n4 202, 205 The Most Radical Gesture (Plant), 7 The Old Curiosity Shop (Dickens), 169 Motor-Flight through France, A Olson, Charles, 63, 65–72, 78 (Wharton), 244 “On Climbing the Matterhorn Muir, John , 44 Again” , 46 Myths and Texts: “13” , 49 On Liberty (Mill), 261 INDEX 327

Opiate London: From Labyrinth to plates, 38 Palimpsest (De Quincey), 159 Prisons , 34, 38 The Opium-Eater (De Quincey), 158 The Pisan Cantos (Pound) , 253, 254, opium, role of, 159 257–61, 263, 264, 266n1 Ordnance Survey map, 271 Plant, Sadie Our Posthuman Future (Fukuyama), The Most Radical Gesture , 7 292 Platonism, 200 Oxford Book of American Verse “The Pleasures of Opium” (De (Matthiessen), 258 Quincey), 33, 34 poetical “verve” vs. philosophical “ideals”, 25 P Porter, Edwin S., 294n3 “The Pains of Opium”, 34 Portrait of Edith Wharton (Lubbock) , Paradise Lost , 162 244 Parisians, 247, 248 positive parasitism, 144 Paston, Fergus, 202 a posteriori literary, 159–60 Paysages insoumis (Girard), 110 postmodernism hybridisation, pedestrianism, pleasures of, 86–90 principles of, 137 “pedestrian mobility”, 168 Pound, Ezra, 253, 254, 257, perambulation, 232, 233 258, 261 performative art practice, ecological art of walking, 255 approach to The Cantos , 254, 256, Compressionism , 148–52 260, 266n1 differentiate bodies through density, 256 movement, 144–5 fragments of, 261 landing sites, 145–8 institutionalization, 259 walking, 141–4 The Odyssey , 256 Perkins, David The Pisan Cantos , 253, 254 A History of Modern Poetry , 70 poetry, 260 Perloff, Marjorie, 255–6 A Walking Tour in Southern France , Petit, Chris, 123 255 Petite philosophie du marcheur The Practice of Everyday Life (de (Lamoure), 206 Certeau) , 187 The Phenomenology of Landscape promenade, 15–19, 22–5 (Tilley), 161 Promenades Romaines (Lavaillante), Philippine archipelago, 125 106 photography, 100–6 Promenade Vernet , 15, 25 physical engagement of Proust, 288 walker , 5–8 In Search of Lost Time , 287 pictorial pattern, 21 psychiatric literature, 173 Piranesi, 35 The Public and Its Problems (Dewey), “Antiquities of Rome”, 39 243 328 INDEX

R seat-body kinesthetic Rambles and Recollections (Nerval), potential, 147 175 Segalen, Victor, 112 Rancière, Jacques, 232–4, 238 Sehnsucht , 207 Rankin, K.J., 270 Seine , 247 Rasula, Jed, 48, 259 serenity, 247 This Compost: Ecological Imperatives “Sestina: Altaforte”, 255 in American Poetry , 47 Seven Intellectuals in Bamboo Forest Raynolds, Robert, 211n5 (Yang Fudong), 118 Reed , 39–40 Shelley, Mary, 86 Rexroth, Kenneth, 59 Sheridan, Bridget Rideout, Walter, 210n4 Kerfany Walk , 108–10 Rigby, E. , 178, 185n14 Schneidau, 211n5 Rilke, Rainer Maria, 242 Sieburth, Richard, 178, 184n9, 255, Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge , 266n1 242 Sierra Matterhorn, 44 Riprap (Snyder), 47–50 “Silers Bald” stages, 78 Rizal, José, 119 Simmel, George, 169, 249, 280, 282, The Road to Botany Bay (Carter), 4 289 Robinson, Jeffrey, 66 “The Metropolis and Mental Life”, Robinson, Tim, 274 160, 279 Stones of Aran , 274–5 Sinclair, Iain, 123, 129–33, 137 Rochester, 178–9 bidimensional mapping, 136–7 Roger, Alain, 90 The Satanic Verses , 139 Romains, Jules, 248 Sir Carew, 192 Romanticism, 284 Skinner, Jonathan, 59 Rossi, William, 230 “slow fi lm”, 117 Russian Ark (Sokurov), 118 Smith, Ray, 44 Ryder, Japhy, 44 Snyder, Gary, 53, 126 “By Frazier Creek Falls”, 51–4 “ecological imperative” of, 55–8 S ecological vision, 56 Salon de 1767 , 15, 16 Ecopoetry Anthology , 59 Sangsue, Daniel, 176 The Gary Snyder Reader: Prose, Sant, Van , 215, 216, 219–25 Poetry, and Translations , 43 Elephant , 213, 214, 219–22 “A New Nature Poetics”, 57 Gerry , 213, 215–19 No Nature , 45 Last Days , 213, 223–4 poetic creativity for, 45 scanner equipment, assembling Riprap, 47–51 of , 152 “transcorporeality”, 51, 54 Schalk, Sami, 188 Snyder’s nine: a Snyderian nature Schivelbusch, Wolfgang, 294 poetics, 58 INDEX 329 social credit, 257 T socialism, 289 Tao Tö King , 111, 114n5 social media, 285 Tarbet (Sutherland) , 103–4 soft resistance, 142 Tekle, Anita, 240n1 Sokurov, Alexander “terrae incognitae”, 165 Russian Ark , 118 text messaging, 288, 289 Solkin, David, 92, 98n1 “The Swan” (Baudelaire), 199 Solnit-esque critique of society, 285 Thomson, James B. V. Solnit, Rebecca, 106, 107, 159, 161, The City of Dreadful Night , 169 168, 206, 210, 267, 269, 283, Thoreau, Henry David, 44, 99, 229, 284 237, 285 Wanderlust , 157, 158, 267, 279, delineating an alternative spatiality, 283 237–40 Wanderlust: A History of Walking , perambulating concord, 231–4 5–6 walker’s contradictions, 234–7 Sophocles’ Oedipus , 31 “Walking”, 229, 230 space walking between dissent and collective reconfi guring of, 146 consent, 229–31 fragmentary mapping of, 149 Tilley, Christopher movement in, 145 The Phenomenology of Landscape , performing, 143–4 161 space-body-movement “T-ing”, 287 relation, 147 Tivoli , 89 Spencer, Herbert, 196n8 Tóibín, Colm Stead, W.T., 190 Bad Blood: A Walk Along the Irish Stegner, Wallace, 59 Border , 267–77 Stenton, Alison, 8, 11 method, 268–9 Stern, Nathaniel, 142, 148 Walking along the Border , 268, Stevenson, Robert Louis, 188, 189, 270–3 192, 194 topos , 19 The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Tradescant’s intentional design, 136 Mr. Hyde , 188–90 Trivia (Gay) , 3, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12 Stevenson, Warren, 200, 209 Tronchin, Théodore, 18, 27n10 Stones of Aran (Robinson), 274–5 Tsai Ming-liang The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Goodbye Dragon Inn , 121 Hyde (Stevenson), 188–90 Walker , 114, 116, 118–22, 125 stratifi ed forces, 142 Turtle Island , 45 “subject rhyme”, 256 Sue Les Mystères de Paris , 185n15 U Suspiria de Profundis , 162, 168 Ulysses (Joyce), 197, 199 Swiss pedestrian, 87 Unanimism, 248 330 INDEX

“Unnatural Writing”, 57 Walks in the World (Gilbert), 264 unsocial behavior, literary symptom of, Wall, Alan, 204 174 Walls, Laura Dassow, 238 urban night prowl, 203–7 Wanderlust: A History of Walking Utterson, 190–3 (Solnit), 5–6, 157, 158, 267, 279, 283 The Wasteland (Eliot), 197 V wayfaring art, 115–16 Vera, Noel, 122 moving-image, 116–19 Vernet’s paintings, 15, 16, 18–20, 26 “The Web and the Rock” (Wolfe), 207 Virgil , 25 Webber, Monk , 209 Georgics , 12 West from Here (Harvey), 102–2, 107, A Visit from the Goon Squad (Egan), 114n4 279–81, 286, 287 Wharton, Edith, 244 “vital space” mapping, 149 Fighting France , 245 von Hallberg, Robert, 70 French Ways and Their Meaning , 252 Italian Villas and Their Gardens , 244 W “The Look of Paris”, 241–52 Walker (Tsai Ming-liang), 116, 118, Motor-Flight through France, A , 244 120–1, 126 What is Posthumanism? (Wolfe), 292 walker, physical engagement of, 5–8 Whitman, Walt, 48, 210 Walker, Richard J., 188 Wilkie, David walking Village Politicians , 98n1 as plot, 19–23 William, Raymond, 168, 199, 208 as spatial experience, 8–11 Williams, Jonathan, 63–6, 71–3, 76–9, wayfaring in moving-image art, 80n4, 80n8 116–19 Blues & Roots/Rue & Bluets: A Walking along the Border (Tóibín), Garland for the Appalachians , 268, 270–3 65, 71–5 walking, art of, 11–13, 23–5 Wolfe, Cary, 295n4 cityscape, 129–31 What is Posthumanism? , 292 situationist space, 131–2 Wolfe, Thomas, 197, 199 and society, 16–19 Bildungsroman , 197 space and time, 132–3 Golden Age, 200–3 walking-body-space, 146 Look Homeward, Angel , 197 walking framing device, 116 mythic prowler, 209–10 Walking in the City (de Certeau), urban night prowl, 203–7 4, 143 walking and personal myth, 207–9 A Walking Tour in Southern France “The Web and the Rock”, 207 (Pound), 255 “You Can’t Go Home Again”, 207 Walk Series (Faulkner), 104 The Woman in the Attic , 179 INDEX 331

The Woman in White (Collins), 178, Y 180 Yang Fudong Wordsworth, William, 48, 99, 199, Seven Intellectuals in Bamboo Forest , 284 118 Excursion , 39 Yellow Pages slogan, 290 “spot of time”, 32 “You Can’t Go Home Again” (Wolfe), writing, 106–8 207

X Z Xuanzang, 120–1, 124 Zen philosophy, 111, 112