A. Robinson Boeken

This interdisciplinary study examines the interplay between the tangible and imagined aspects of London, highlighting how the city's socially stratified and gendered landscape was influenced by consumer culture and capitalism. It delves into the physical spaces inhabited by Londoners and contrasts them with an 'Unreal City' that shaped their perceptions and behaviors, revealing the complex dynamics of metropolitan visual culture. Through detailed textual analysis, it offers insights into how these two Londons coexist and interact.

This book is designed for beginner Raspberry Pi users, guiding them to build software and hardware projects. It emphasizes hands-on learning and encourages creativity with this new generation of computers.

Exploring the intersection of historiography and life-writing, this book addresses the controversies surrounding the narrative turn in history and fiction. It examines how the challenges of representing the past reveal fundamental issues relevant to all literary narratives. By clarifying these connections, it offers insights into the complexities of storytelling and the representation of history in literature.

The narrative follows an idealist from a vicarage background who faces betrayal and manipulation upon entering society, ultimately leading to his confinement in Broadmoor. This first volume chronicles his journey toward enlightenment, aiming to illuminate the darker aspects of the psychiatric system and challenge its conventions. Through personal experience, the author seeks to unveil the complexities and injustices inherent in mental health treatment.