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Telling Secrets in the City: Narrative Possibility and the Urban Environment

This study delves into the narrative potential of urban environments, using examples from popular media such as "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" (1972) and "Sesame Street" (1969). It also examines the works of author/illustrator Ezra Jack Keats, including "The Snowy Day" (1962) and "Whistle for Willie" (1964). The focus is on the South Bronx neighborhood in New York City during the 1970s, specifically Alphabet City on the Lower East Side. Additionally, the concept of "The Secret Garden" (1911) and the film "Bird" (2008) are briefly discussed.

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Telling Secrets in the City: Narrative Possibility and the Urban Environment

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  1. Telling Secrets in the City:Narrative Possibility and the Urban Environment

  2. Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids premiers in 1972(created by Bill Cosby)

  3. Sesame Streetpremiers on US television in 1969

  4. author/illustratorEzra Jack Keats (1916-1983)

  5. The Snowy Day(1962)

  6. Whistle for Willie(1964)

  7. Letter To Amy(1968)

  8. Pet Show(1972)

  9. Goggles(1969)

  10. South BronxNew York City1970s

  11. Alphabet City (Lower East Side) 1970s

  12. The Secret Garden (1911)

  13. Bird(2008)

  14. Bird

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