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Portions of this essay have appeared previously in Kruse, R. (2005) “The Beatles as Place Makers: Narrated Landscapes in Liverpool, England,” Journal of Cultural Geography 22(2): 87–114; and Kruse, R. (2003) “Imagining Strawberry Fields as a Place of Pilgrimage,” Area 35(2): 154–162.
Acknowledgments
The author wishes to thank the JCG Press and Blackwell Publishing for permissions to quote these articles in the present essay.
Notes
Portions of this essay have appeared previously in Kruse, R. (2005) “The Beatles as Place Makers: Narrated Landscapes in Liverpool, England,” Journal of Cultural Geography 22(2): 87–114; and Kruse, R. (2003) “Imagining Strawberry Fields as a Place of Pilgrimage,” Area 35(2): 154–162.
