A cultural geography of via Francigena: historical and modern mobilities along a European cultural routeTools Porcelloni, Leonardo (2023) A cultural geography of via Francigena: historical and modern mobilities along a European cultural route. PhD thesis, University of Nottingham.
AbstractThis thesis investigates historical and modern mobilities and their interrelationship. The via Francigena, and its reinvention as a Cultural Route of the Council of Europe, is the principal focus of study. Conceptually and methodologically, the road networks and the people that travel on them become the perspective through which to investigate the territory. The via Francigena has an articulated and heterogeneous composition, both with respect to its medieval context and as a cultural itinerary.
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