Emileebiondiinwalking chicago: history in footstepsFeeling too Small, Fiending for SimpleAs a person who has lived in Illinois for a good part of my life, I have only gone to Chicago a handful of times. It has never really…Oct 26, 2022Oct 26, 2022
Emileebiondiinwalking chicago: history in footstepsHow to Turn Trash to a Deep StoryResponse.Oct 25, 2022Oct 25, 2022
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Emileebiondiinwalking chicago: history in footstepsMy First Real Time Taking The Train DownTownAt 1:40 something and we got on the brown line train and got off on Adams and Wabash. On the train me and my friend were the only two on…Sep 27, 20221Sep 27, 20221
EmileebiondiGetting Lost Physically, But found EmotionallyIn “Paris, or Botanizing the Asphalt,” Rebecca Solnit writes about the figure of the “flaneur.” Who was the flaneur? What kind of walker…Sep 20, 2022Sep 20, 2022
Emileebiondiinwalking chicago: history in footstepsThe Suburbs are Familiar and BoringFriday, September 9, 2022Sep 13, 2022Sep 13, 2022
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