Noses of London: comparative understanding of the olfaction and pollution of the capital since the 19h century

Mohammadamin Hashemi

Noses of London: comparative understanding of the olfaction and pollution of the capital since the 19h century

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London often rings air pollution. Comparing the growth of London in size and the dissimilarities of air pollution with the Victorian times provokes a field-practice based anthropological research in understanding the changing dynamics of the olfactory awareness of pollution and the scents.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 4 Sept 2019

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ASA19: Anthropological Perspectives on Global Challenges

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Noses of London: comparative understanding of the olfaction and pollution of the capital since the 19h century

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