Geneva

Located in Switzerland, Geneva is a financial and cultural center in Europe.  It is the second largest city in Switzerland and is surrounded by Lake Geneva and the Arve and Rhone rivers. 
==Works Referencing Geneva==
The title character from "The Doctor of Geneva" hails from this city.  He is a "lacustrine man" (from the lakes) and is a stagnant figure (3).
Stevens also mentions Geneva in terms of one day traveling there or in debates about whether Geneva or Amsterdam is the "better center" in which to live, but given that he has never visited there, he could not give an opinion other than to say "the right way to live in Europe is not to live in Paris but in some lesser place from which one could go to and fro" (2).
==References==
#Geneva
#Stevens, Wallace. Letters of Wallace Stevens. Ed. Holly Stevens. Berkley: University of California Press, 1996. 665-666. Print.
#Stevens, Wallace. "The Doctor of Geneva." Collected Poetry and Prose. Eds.Frank Kermode and Joan Richardson. New York: Library of America, 1997. 19. Print.