Apartment Stories: City and Home in Nineteenth-Century Paris and London
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Apartment Stories: City and Home in Nineteenth-Century Paris and London

by Sharon Marcus

History Urban Studies
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Sharon Marcus explores the connections between urban life, domestic space, and ideas of home in nineteenth-century Paris and London. Focusing on apartments, this comparative historical study examines how residential environments helped shape the experience and culture of two transforming European cities.

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Apartment Stories examines the relationship between city life and domestic space in nineteenth-century Paris and London.

The book focuses on apartments as important settings for understanding urban experience and the meaning of home.

Through a comparative look at two major European cities, Sharon Marcus considers how residential spaces were connected to broader social and cultural life.

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