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Streetlife In Late Victorian London The Constable And The Crowd Peter Andersson

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Streetlife In Late Victorian London The Constable And The Crowd Peter Andersson
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.1 MB
Pages: 280
Author: Peter Andersson
ISBN: 9781137320896, 1137320893
Language: English
Year: 2013

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Streetlife In Late Victorian London The Constable And The Crowd Peter Andersson by Peter Andersson 9781137320896, 1137320893 instant download after payment.

Focusing on the everyday behaviour of people in the late-Victorian street, this volume provides an alternative history of the modern city and sheds new light on the relationship between police constables and civilians. Using a theoretical framework from the sociological school of symbolic interactionism, the author explores human behaviour as a 'performance' or 'presentation of the self' and demonstrates that it is often dependent on situational rather than socioeconomic status. A wealth of source material, such as trial reports, internal documents from the London police forces and autobiographical material from the poorer classes is scrutinised to explore public interaction in the capital. And, by examining neighbourhood relations, public house fraternising, pedestrian behaviour and public self-presentation, Peter Andersson provides a vivid picture of the urban dweller at the centre of this urban history.

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