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Chapter 7. The Cosmopolitan Writer: Exploring Representations on the Underground Railways of Buenos Aires and Paris through Julio Cortázar (2021)

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Authors & Contributors
Steven D. Spalding
Benjamin Fraser
Fuchs, Rachel G.
Furuland, Gunnel
Grossman, Jonathan H.
Freedman, Alisa
Journals
Social Studies of Science
Lychnos
The Journal of Transport History
Publishers
Berghahn Books
Brill
Hong Kong University Press
Oxford University Press
Stanford University Press
University of Minnesota Press
Concepts
Railroads
Technology and literature
Transnationalism
Fiction
Technology and art
Mobility
People
Dickens, Charles
Weitzmann, Chaim
Time Periods
20th century
21st century
19th century
18th century
20th century, late
Places
Great Britain
France
India
Israel
Asia
China
Institutions
Paris
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