COMMUNITIES OF STRANGERS and MODERN INFRASTRUCTURE
Modern selves not only invented new ways of dressing and developing social identities, but also had to forge communities with strangers. They did this with infrastructure, turning to impersonal means of connectivity.
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- Figure 2.1: Religious Propaganda Against the Catholic Church. Pope as Whore of Babylon. Lucas Cranach
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- Figure 2.2: Portrait of Christ and Anti-Christ. Feet Washing. Lucas Cranach. From Luther’s New Testament
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- Figure 2.3: Portrait of Christ and Anti-Christ. Christ Mocked, Pope Venerated. Lucas Cranach. From Luther’s New Testament
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- Figure 2.4: The Bartholomew Day Massacre. Dubois, Le Massacre de la Saint- Barthélemy, c. 1572–84
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- Figure 2.5: Plan of Paris in 1572
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- Figure 2.6: Samaritaine Pump on the Pont Neuf. Nicolas-Jean- Baptiste Raguenet. Le Point-Neur et la Pome de la Samaritain vus du Quai de la Mégisserie, 1777
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- Figure 2.7: Bullet & Blondel 1676 Map of Paris
