Mary Mills is Professor of Biblical Studies at Liverpool Hope University, UK. She studied modern history before turning to Biblical Studies, completing a doctoral thesis at Heythrop College, University of London, UK.

Mills envisions the book “as a robust entry point into a currently emerging sub-discipline,” and it is indeed robustly engaged with fresh material.

• IntroductionSECTION A: Defining Urban Psycho-geography 1. Urban Psycho-geographies 2. The prophet as Flaneur SECTION B: Space and Place in Prophetic Urban Imagination 3. Temple-space and Urban Imaginary in Biblical Prophecy 4. A Poetics of Sacred Space in Ezekiel's Temple-City 5. Narrative Space and RitualSpace in the Book of Joel SECTION C: Urban Imaginaries 6. The Great City in the Book of Jonah 7. The Visionary Space of the Sim-City in Zechariah 1-8 8. Deathscapes and the City in the Minor Prophets SECTION D: Analysing Urban Prophetic Imagination 9. Geography and Vision 10. Prophetic Cities Bibliography Indices

Mary Mills is Professor of Biblical Studies at Liverpool Hope University, UK. She studied modern history before turning to Biblical Studies, completing a doctoral thesis at Heythrop College, University of London, UK.

Mills envisions the book “as a robust entry point into a currently emerging sub-discipline,” and it is indeed robustly engaged with fresh material.

• IntroductionSECTION A: Defining Urban Psycho-geography 1. Urban Psycho-geographies 2. The prophet as Flaneur SECTION B: Space and Place in Prophetic Urban Imagination 3. Temple-space and Urban Imaginary in Biblical Prophecy 4. A Poetics of Sacred Space in Ezekiel's Temple-City 5. Narrative Space and RitualSpace in the Book of Joel SECTION C: Urban Imaginaries 6. The Great City in the Book of Jonah 7. The Visionary Space of the Sim-City in Zechariah 1-8 8. Deathscapes and the City in the Minor Prophets SECTION D: Analysing Urban Prophetic Imagination 9. Geography and Vision 10. Prophetic Cities Bibliography Indices

Mary Mills is Professor of Biblical Studies at Liverpool Hope University, UK. She studied modern history before turning to Biblical Studies, completing a doctoral thesis at Heythrop College, University of London, UK.

Mills envisions the book “as a robust entry point into a currently emerging sub-discipline,” and it is indeed robustly engaged with fresh material.

• IntroductionSECTION A: Defining Urban Psycho-geography 1. Urban Psycho-geographies 2. The prophet as Flaneur SECTION B: Space and Place in Prophetic Urban Imagination 3. Temple-space and Urban Imaginary in Biblical Prophecy 4. A Poetics of Sacred Space in Ezekiel's Temple-City 5. Narrative Space and RitualSpace in the Book of Joel SECTION C: Urban Imaginaries 6. The Great City in the Book of Jonah 7. The Visionary Space of the Sim-City in Zechariah 1-8 8. Deathscapes and the City in the Minor Prophets SECTION D: Analysing Urban Prophetic Imagination 9. Geography and Vision 10. Prophetic Cities Bibliography Indices