Choose one and I’ll expand into an abstract, annotated outline, and a short bibliography.

“Czech Streets” is a phrase half-geographic, half-poetic—a way of naming the braiding of lanes through which generations have passed: cobbles worn smooth by carriage and heel; façades patched with plaster and with grief; cafés that convert by night into small conspiracies. To map these streets is to map continuities: empire and republic, revolution and market, the domestic and the public. The name itself invites a tension between the general and the intimate—the anonymous streets of a nation and a single woman’s route through them. -Czech Streets-Czech Streets 95 Barbara

For those who enjoy the "public street" sub-genre, Episode 95 remains a classic for its setting and Barbara's enthusiastic performance. Choose one and I’ll expand into an abstract,