1. Introduction At the latest since the so-called “spatial turn” in the humanities and the respective “narrative turn” in urban planning, cultural and literary studies and urban planning have been interested in each other as disciplines. Such interdisciplinary dialogue is helpful to recognize, for example, how cultural factors contribute to the failures or successes of a plan, or why the readership of a plan matters and is useful to take into account. It may potentially lead to more successfu...
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