Senses of Space in the Early Modern World

Discover the intriguing connections between sensory experiences and spatial perceptions in the early modern world with Senses of Space in the Early Modern World by Nicholas Terpstra. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2024, this hardback edition spans 94 pages and delves into how individuals in diverse urban landscapes experienced their surroundings. Focusing on four pivotal cities—Florence, Amsterdam, Boston, and Manila—Terpstra presents a global yet locally grounded perspective that enriches our understanding of historical spatial awareness. This thought-provoking work is not only a valuable resource for scholars but is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core, making it accessible to a wider audience. Explore the sensory dimensions of urban life in the early modern era and gain insights that resonate with contemporary discussions on space and perception.