Titlebook: Geocritical Explorations; Space, Place, and Ma Robert T. Tally Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2011 Cultura

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Geocriticism, Geopoetics, Geophilosophy, and Beyondarger conversation on space and place? My answers to these questions will be centered on a consideration of Bertrand Westphal’s ... Informed by postmodern, postcolonial, and poststructuralist theories of space, Westphal’s book argues forcefully for the strategic role that imaginative literature play

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The Presencing of Place in Literature we are developing a “l(fā)argely ‘digital’ relationship to the material world” where “specific physical places” and “the position of [our] bodies” have become entirely irrelevant for “information transfer” and “the activities of [our] minds.”. Or as Nigel Thrift puts it, nearness has been replaced by d

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Redrawing the Mapbout contested land, nationalism, colonial settlement, and Aboriginal reconciliation play out as narratives on the Australian stage, where the performance of nationhood and identity is dramatically enacted: “Australian theatre not only contests conventional Australian history and culture; it also st

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The Shores of Aphrodite’s Islandtingent stop on the road to the Middle East and the East. In this particular context, it seems crucial to examine the views of Western travelers about the island as its various representations turn it into an ideological space in a time when a new conception of space slowly permeates our mentality t

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Introduction, place, and mapping in literary studies; this ultimately resulted in a much narrower dissertation topic. At the time, I imagined geocriticism as the critic’s counterpart to what I viewed as the writer’s literary cartography. Using ., a writer maps the social spaces of his or her world; a geocritic

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Geocriticism, Geopoetics, Geophilosophy, and BeyondMany of the most exciting recent developments in this burgeoning area of literary studies have involved an interdisciplinary turn toward themes and analytic tools that borrow from fields like cultural and social geography, urban sociology, environmental studies, and the phenomenology of place. Such