![]() The essay also considers how the narrative conveys the enticements of the abstract and impersonal network of money. It analyses the novel’s sensory evocations of such urban spaces, especially through smell and sight. The essay examines portrayals of four kinds of urban space in the novel – the furnished room, the office, the café and the street – which seem to offer escapes from the perceived constrictions of the family home, the suburb and the Church. ![]() ![]() Summary/Abstract: This essay explores the representation of interior and exterior urban space in Laura Del-Rivo’s novel The Furnished Room (1961) through the lenses of singularity and networking, which are proposed as preferable alternatives to notions such as individuality and community, especially in the analysis of city life and literature. Office room singularity street urban space Published by: Editura Universitatii LUCIAN BLAGA din Sibiu Keywords: café epiphanies The Furnished Room networking money Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Novel Urban Space, Singularity and Networks in Laura Del-Rivo’s The Furnished Room (1961) Author(s): NICOLAS TREDELL Urban Space, Singularity and Networks in Laura Del-Rivo’s The Furnished Room (1961) ![]()
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