The Flaneur

Exploring the concept of flânerie, this collection of essays features insights from leading scholars that expand on the historical and cultural significance of the flâneur beyond the works of Poe, Baudelaire, and Benjamin. By examining the flâneur's role in contemporary sociology, cultural studies, and art history, the contributors offer fresh perspectives on the act of strolling and loitering. This groundbreaking work pushes the conversation into new and intriguing territories, making it a vital resource for understanding modern urban experiences.