Street sociability [ Cities ]
… clerks, where women sold the necessities of the everyday; and where beggars cried for attention. The street was the club that admitted everyone. While the coffeehouse and the salon have exercised modern historians as the all-important … – a tactic in de Certeau’s sense – and a gestural form of communication directed at all the other members of this club of the streets. 13 . Robert B. Shoemaker, The London Mob : Violence and Disorder in Eighteenth-Century England …
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