Date of Award
Fall 1984
Document Type
Restricted Thesis
Terms of Use
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Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts
Department
History Department
Abstract
In his thesis, Temperley analyzes the spacial organization of the city, bringing together the study of urban morphology and the study of segregation by zooming on street patterns in Victorian England. Temperley considers the descriptive way in which cities were structured, as well as more recent quantitative insights on segregation, which the examine statistical dimensions of city structures. He then weaves these two strands together, using contemporary Ordnance Survey maps that reflect how segregation and morphology impact each other, share a relationship, and offer insight into one another.
Recommended Citation
Temperley, Davy , '85, "Segregation and the Street Pattern in the Victorian City" (1984). Senior Theses, Projects, and Awards. 575.
https://works.swarthmore.edu/theses/575