Mapping words

New Formations - Print ISSN 0950-2378 - Online ISSN 1741-0789
Volume 2005 Number 57

Mapping words
Miles Ogborn

Abstract

Ogborn suggests methods for re-evaluating the relationship between geography and studies of literature, most particularly those novels and essays in which spaces and texts mutually overlap to form one cohesive formal aesthetic. He explores the implications of this overlapping and the way it is influenced by contemporary transformations in the nature of space and time.

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Miles Ogborn (2005) Mapping words, New Formations, 2005(57)