The great cities of the turn of the 20th century were built stone by stone, but were experienced story by story. The built city was mediated by words - newspapers, advertisements, signs, and schedules - by which the inhabitants lived, dreamed, imagined their surroundings. In this study of the text of urban modernism - the newspaper page - Peter Fritzsche analyzes how reading and writing dramatized Imperial Berlin.
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