Anthony Munday’s Metropolitan Communality in The Survey of London
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This paper analyzes Anthony Munday’s Survey of London in respect to the process of revision and the new idea of metropolitan communality it proposes. The original text, published by John Stow in 1598, critically observes the expansion of the city beyond the social and spatial demarcation of the Roman walls. The decisions concerning which parts need to be adjusted or preserved cannot but be influenced by Stow’s original, but these changes in the revised text simultaneously reflect Munday’s own judgments, particularly regarding how he wishes to recreate his own image of London. The process of updating reveals not only Mundays’ sense of the changing built environment but also provides a wider, inclusive sense of the metropolis. Munday’s 1633 edition describes the increasing complexities of the city and activities of London companies by bringing attention to the economic prosperity they bring to the metropolis. Revised chapters concerning suburban areas and the companies proffer a privileged site from which to investigate Munday’s desire to refashion the idea of communality based on a new urban conceptualization of occupational membership.
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This paper analyzes Anthony Munday’s Survey of London in respect to the process of revision and the new idea of metropolitan communality it proposes. The original text, published by John Stow in 1598, critically observes the expansion of the city beyond the social and spatial demarcation of the Roman walls. The decisions concerning which parts need to be adjusted or preserved cannot but be influenced by Stow’s original, but these changes in the revised text simultaneously reflect Munday’s own judgments, particularly regarding how he wishes to recreate his own image of London. The process of updating reveals not only Mundays’ sense of the changing built environment but also provides a wider, inclusive sense of the metropolis. Munday’s 1633 edition describes the increasing complexities of the city and activities of London companies by bringing attention to the economic prosperity they bring to the metropolis. Revised chapters concerning suburban areas and the companies proffer a privileged site from which to investigate Munday’s desire to refashion the idea of communality based on a new urban conceptualization of occupational membership.
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