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...Robert T. Tally, Jr. Ryan Marie-Laure Foote Kenneth Azaryahu Maoz , Narrating Space/Spatializing Narrative: Where Narrative Theory and Geography Meet . Columbus : Ohio State University Press , 2016 . viii + 312 pp. Copyright © 2017 Porter Institute for Poetics...

... fiction not only reveals the narratives' reliance on events in “real” space but also shows how their assumptions about organizing space and distributing power are more colonialist than futurist. In conjunction with this geography, these narratives also employ the genre most closely associated...

... and their branching into the fields of critical geography and ecocriticism in order to bring the reenvisioned concept of space resulting from the spatial turn into the discussion. The functioning of this new perspective on space is illustrated through the analysis of island and ocean space and its narrative effects...

.... 2010 . Spiritual Identities: Literature and the Post-secular Imagination . Cultural Interactions: Studies in the Relationship between the Arts (CISRA) 17 . Oxford : Peter Lang . Cosgrove Denis E. 2008 . Geography and Vision: Seeing, Imagining, and Representing the World . New...

.... Zachary Tavlin, University of Washington DOI 10.1215/03335372-4184410 Marie-Laure Ryan, Kenneth Foote, and Maoz Azaryahu, Narrating Space/Spatializing Narrative: Where Narrative Theory and Geography Meet. Columbus: Ohio...

... Fiction for Writing and Research in Cultural Geography .” Journal of Cultural Geography 31 , no. 2 : 179 – 93 . Kahn Herman 1962 Thinking about the Unthinkable . New York : Horizon . Klarer Mario 2013 An Introduction to Literary Studies . New York : Routledge...

... but active “democratic movement.” 10. The KGB document traces the geography of samizdat circulation and points out Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Gorki, Novosibirsk, and Kharkov as the main centers of samizdat activities. 11. The position of the Western countries regarding samizdat...

..., fueled by forays into cognitive, media, and gender studies, now came from American, German, or Scandinavian scholars, a broad international research community benefiting from the use of English as the lingua franca. Nuancing this history (and geography) of rise and decline, the volume aims...

..., of a variable and local evaluation of the work of art rather than its ontological evaluation (David Damrosh), oblige us to rethink the geography of the literary. The first chapter, entitled “From Literary History to Cultural Anthropology: The Historical Extension of Literature,” demonstrates the persistence...

... geography. Next, “Teaching with Style: Brooks and Warren’s Literary Pedagogy” by Tara Lockhart addresses New Critical pedagogy and its theoretical ramifications by reference to a little-known domain of New Critical work — on the (not prototypically literary) genre of 200 Poetics Today 35:1-2...

... Space/Spatializing Narrative: Where Narrative Theory and Geography Meet . Columbus : The Ohio State University Press . Schmid Wolf . 2010 . Narratology: An Introduction . Berlin : de Gruyter . Shen Dan . 2009 . “ Non-ironic Turning Ironic Contextually: Multiple Context...

... but also between past and present time, human and nonhuman nature, local and global geographies, and social and natural life. Part 1 concentrates on “method”: what does it mean to read nineteenth-century literature knowing what we do about colonialist exploitation, the mass extinction of species...

... explores ideas developed by Gilles Deleuze and Adam Zachary Newton, among others, and relates them to Clarence Major’s 1975 novel Reflex and Bone Structure. Narrative after Deconstruction is a well-researched study that seeks to coordi- nate frameworks for inquiry (e.g., cultural geography, feminist...

... of Cinema: The First American Film Avant-Garde , edited by Jan-Christopher Horak, 267-86 (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press). Howe, Susan 1996 Frame Structures: Early Poems, 1974-1979 (New York: New Directions). James, David 2005 The Most Typical Avant-Garde: History and Geography of Minor...

..., 1670–1820 ( Berkeley : University of California Press ). Gallagher Catherine 2006 “ The Rise of Fictionality .” In The Novel, vol. 1, History, Geography, and Culture , edited by Moretti Franco , 336 – 63 ( Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press ). Gallagher Catherine...

..., independent textual status is virtually unique (see Rutebeuf We will see that the ‘‘Herberie’’ presents a vision of sexual, geographi- cal, and corporeal norm transcendence in the hyperbolic rhetoric of com- modity advertising. The text opens with the classic rhetorical topos of the assurance of truth...

..., Pascale Casanova (2007 [1999]: 442 – 51). Veselovsky’s world literary system differs profoundly from those of Moretti and Casanova in its geography, specifically in the relationship of center to periphery. Both Moretti and Casanova see the world literary system as main- taining its own economy...

... and its arrival corresponds roughly to the distance between the two correspondents and thus allows readers to conceptualize the geography of the characters in temporal terms. Communication media also modify what Mieke Bal (1997: 99 – 111) terms the temporal “rhythm” of a story, which moves between...

... of Fictionality .” In The Novel, vol. 1, History, Geography, and Culture , edited by Moretti Franco , 336 – 63 ( Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press ). Goldman Jane 2010 “ From Mrs Dalloway to The Waves: New Elegy and Lyric Experimentalism .” In The Cambridge Companion to Virginia...

... and Dread: Don DeLillo’s Dialogue with Culture . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press . Stein Gertrude . ( 1922 ) 1993 . “ Sacred Emily .” In Geography and Plays , edited by Pondrom Cyrena N. , 178 – 88 . Madison : University of Wisconsin Press . Wittgenstein Ludwig...