Geocritical explorations : space, place, and mapping in literary and cultural studies

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Foreword B.Westphal Introduction: On Geocriticism R.T.Tally Jr. PART I: GEOCRITICISM IN THEORY AND PRACTICE Geocriticism, Geopoetics, Geophilosophy, and Beyond E.Prieto Presencing of Place in Literature: Towards an Embodied Topopoetic Mode of Reading S.Pultz Moslund PART II: PLACES, SPACES, TEXTS Redrawing the Map: An Interdisciplinary Geocritical Approach to Australian Cultural Narratives P.Mitchell & J.Stadler Textual Forests: Representation of Landscape in Latin American Narratives M.Mercedes Ortiz Rodriguez Land of Racial Confluence and Spatial Accessibility: Claude McKay's Sense of Mediterranean Place M.K.Walonen Shores of Aphrodite's Island: Cyprus and European Travel Memory A.Eche Jefferson's Ecologies of Exception: Geography, Race, and American Empire in the Age of Globalization C.M.Battista PART III: TRANSGRESSIONS, MOVEMENTS, BORDER CROSSINGS Geopolitics, Landscape, and Guilt in Nineteenth-Century Colonial Literature R.Weaver-Hightower Amid all the maze, uproar and novelty: Limits of Other-Space in Sister Carrie R.Collins Furrowing the Soil With His Pen: Derek Walcott's Topography of the English Countryside J.Johnson Global Positioning from Spain: Mapping Identity in African American Narratives of Travel M.C.Ramos Space of Transgression: A Geocritical Study of Albert Camus's The Adulterous Wife B.La Juez Affective Mapping in Lyric Poetry H.Yeung

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