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44250 Creator cfd6e281c342e50f564ce003d941a25e
44250 Creator ext-ad4f6f6edffa1dfb9f5791451b1d113a
44250 Date 2017
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44250 Is Part Of p1745011X
44250 abstract By investigating the experience of night-cycling, this paper redresses the overwhelming focus in mobility studies on the apprehension of landscape by daylight. Drawing on Matt’s cycling diary of his regular night rides through rural Bedfordshire, we explore the distinctive ways in which dark landscape is experienced. We discuss various effects: the shaping of perception by the beam of the head torch; an ongoing attunement to differing levels of light and dark; the affordances of the cycle and other equipment; enhanced awareness of the vital rhythms of landscape; and imaginaries stimulated by passage through darkness. We, thereby, aim to contribute to revaluing darkness.
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44250 issue 1
44250 status peerReviewed
44250 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/417041
44250 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/417390
44250 uri http://data.open.ac.uk/oro/document/651918
44250 volume 12
44250 type AcademicArticle
44250 type Article
44250 label Cook, Matthew and Edensor, Tim (2017). Cycling through Dark Space: Apprehending the Landscape Otherwise. Mobilities, 12(1) pp. 1–19.
44250 label Cook, Matthew and Edensor, Tim (2017). Cycling through Dark Space: Apprehending the Landscape Otherwise. Mobilities, 12(1) pp. 1–19.
44250 Title Cycling through Dark Space: Apprehending the Landscape Otherwise
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