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The 22 pages that link to Greenwich Village, each with the reason it gives.

• Bob DylanRelated: Its clubs and coffeehouses formed the setting for Dylan’s early performances.

• HarlemCompared with: Its overlapping artistic life offers a comparison with Harlem’s culturally distinct renaissance.

• American folk music revivalRelated: Its clubs and coffeehouses provided a concentrated scene for emerging folk singers.

• Jane JacobsBroader topic: Its block patterns and local life informed Jacobs’s observations and activism.

• Joan BaezRelated: Its early-1960s folk scene helped launch Baez’s career and brought her together with Dylan.

• The Little ReviewRelated: After moving to New York, the magazine became part of the Village’s experimental culture.

• The Village VoiceBroader topic: The newspaper arose in this neighborhood and drew on its bohemian culture.

• BohemianismBroader topic: Its twentieth-century reputation carried bohemian life beyond its Parisian origins.

• Judson Dance TheaterNarrower topic: The neighborhood’s performance networks helped sustain Judson’s collaborative scene.

• Amiri BarakaRelated: Baraka lived and worked there among Beat writers and experimental artists.

• Fiorello La GuardiaRelated: La Guardia was born in Greenwich Village in 1882 to an Italian American family.

• Folk revivalBroader topic: Its cafés and clubs became a major center for revival performers and songwriters.

• The New SchoolRelated: The university's central campus is embedded in this neighborhood.

• Judy HollidayNarrower topic: Its cabaret scene provided the setting for Holliday’s early performances with The Revuers.

• Edna St. Vincent MillayRelated: Millay moved there after college and became part of its bohemian literary scene.

• Jessica LangeRelated: Lange lived there after moving to New York and studied acting.

• Betty ComdenRelated: Comden and Green began performing together in the Village’s theatrical scene.

• Djuna BarnesRelated: Barnes entered New York’s literary and bohemian circles while beginning her career there.

• John DenverRelated: Denver’s early years in New York brought him into the folk scene that shaped his career.

• Hart CraneRelated: Crane’s New York years brought him into contact with the city’s literary circles and modern urban life.

• Marisol EscobarRelated: Its postwar art scene formed part of the milieu in which her work circulated.

• Phil OchsRelated: Its clubs and folk scene formed an early center of Ochs’s musical life.