Streets, rails, wires, microphones: the communication networks in Europe during the XIX century
Journal title MEMORIA E RICERCA
Author/s Mario Coglitore
Publishing Year 2014 Issue 2014/45
Language Italian Pages 16 P. 67-82 File size 101 KB
DOI 10.3280/MER2014-045005
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Starting from the Enlightenment a new idea and practice of territory were developed. In particular the role of mobility - roads and travelling - grew massively, making available an innovative concept of distance and measure of the wold. It was a technical and philosophical revolution, based upon networks, promoted mostly in the field of transport and communication, which largely took place in Europe, contributing to the modernization of the developed world. The industrial revolution boosted some great achievements in this sector also at the urban scale: railways, telegraph, electricity, putting infrastructure in the middle of the astonishing changes in the process of reshaping time and space.
Keywords: Transport, Communication, Electricity, Urban infrastructure, Technology, Time
Mario Coglitore, Strade, rotaie, fili, microfoni: le reti di comunicazione in Europa nel lungo Ottocento in "MEMORIA E RICERCA " 45/2014, pp 67-82, DOI: 10.3280/MER2014-045005