Rhythms of the city : temporalised space and motion.

By M. Crang. 2001

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Citations in the corpus

• The Graphic Transcript: Poaching Comic Book Grammar for Inscribing the Visual, Spatial and Temporal Aspects of Action (2014, background): “By making the timing of action visible, CA transcription contributes empirical materials to then guide the growing collection of theoretical and experimental work in human geography on temporality and rhythm (Crang 2001; McCormack 2008; Simpson 2012).”
• Recorded music and practices of remembering (2004, background): “Instead, following Bergson, the past is acted in, amongst other actions, a particular technique of hand and finger in relation to the surface of audio technology or, alternatively, takes place as a vague feeling of appropriateness when Mike judges, intuitively, that Marvin Gaye ‘sounds right’.”