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20 Mobile Culture Studies. The Journal 3 2o17 Rainer Kazig, Damien Masson, Rachel Thomas | Atmospheres and Mobility Thomas, Rachel. 2010b. ‘Architectural and urban atmospheres  : shaping the way we walk in town’, in COST 358 Pedestrians’ Quality Needs, Part.4 «  Measuring walking  », 54-68 Thomas, Rachel. 2014. ‘L’apaisement Des Mobilités Urbaines Au XXIe Siècle’, in Thomas Rachel, Masson Damien, Fiori Sandra, Pedro Garcia Sanchez and Grégoire Chelkoff, eds., Les Énigmes Sensibles Des Mobilités Urbaines Contemporaines (Grenoble: Cresson), 25-87 Urry, John. 2007. Mobilities, 1 vols (Cambridge (UK) ; Malden (Mass.): Polity Press) Werhahn, Hans, ed. 2011. Neue Phänomenologie. Hermann Schmitz im Gespräch (Freiburg: Alber) Wylie, John. 2005. ‚A Single Day‘s Walking: narrating self and landscape on the Southwest Coast Path’ Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 30(2), 234-247 Authors’ affiliation Rainer Kazig is a Geographer, senior research fellow at Cresson research Group, Ambiances, Architectures, Urbanités (UMR 1563). rainer.kazig@grenoble.archi.fr Damien Masson is Associate Professor in Urban Studies at Cergy-Pontoise University. He is affiliated to MRTE Research Group and associate to Cresson research Group, Ambiances, Architectures, Urbanités (UMR 1563). damien.masson@u-cergy.fr Rachel Thomas is a Sociologist, senior research fellow at Cresson research Group, Ambiances, Architectures, Urbanités (UMR 1563). rachel.thomas@grenoble.archi.fr DOI: 10.25364/08.3:2017.1.1