Lynne Pearce is Professor of Literary and Cultural Theory at Lancaster University, UK. She is also Director for the Humanities at Lancaster's Centre for Mobilities Research (CeMoRe).

1 Introduction

- The Mobilities of Intimacy

- Conceptual Framework

- Conclusion

2 Theorising Mobility, Movement, Memory-and Love

- Mobile Lives: Approaches to Interpersonal Relationships in Mobilities Scholarship

- The Mobilities of Love and Loss

- Methodology: Mapping, Movement and Memory

- Conclusion

3 "Walking Out": The Mobilities of Courtship

- Being Transported: Movement, Autonomy, Love

- Case Study: Walking Out in Wartime

- Reflection

- Conclusion

- Staying With/in: Moving around the House with May Sarton

- Case Study: Nella Last's Post-War Diaries

- Reflection

- Conclusion

5 Pilgrimage: The Mobilities of Mourning

- The Public Highways of Loss

- The Im/mobilities of Grief

- Case Study: Manchester Irish Writers' Group Anthologies (1997-2004)

- Conclusion

6 Afterword: Twenty-First-Century Perspectives