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Literary Geographies
Homepage:
literarygeographies.net
ISSN:
2397-1797
Source type:
journal
Publisher:
Manchester Metropolitan University
Fully OA:
Yes
DOAJ:
No
OpenAlex ID:
S4306518786
On Literary Geography
2015
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Neal Alexander
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Literary Geographies
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33
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Critical Worldbuilding: Toward a Geographical Engagement with Imagined Worlds
2020
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Jeffrey Martin
, Gretchen Sneegas
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Literary Geographies
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19
PDF
Towards an Assemblage Approach to Literary Geography
2016
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Jonathan Mark Anderson
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Literary Geographies
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15
PDF
Mapping Digitally, Mapping Deep:Exploring Digital Literary Geographies
2018
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Joanna E. Taylor
, Christopher Donaldson
, et al.
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Literary Geographies
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13
PDF
Amplifying the Aural in Literary Geography
2015
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Sheila Hones
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Literary Geographies
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11
PDF
The Game’s Afoot: Walking as Practice in Sherlockian Literary Geographies
2016
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McLaughlin, D
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Literary Geographies
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9
PDF
Literary Geography and Spatial Literary Studies
2018
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Sheila Hones
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Literary Geographies
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8
PDF
Superpositions: A Typology of Spatiotemporal Layerings in Buried Cities
2021
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Lena Mattheis
, Jens Martín Gurr
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Literary Geographies
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7
PDF
Crisis and humorous stories : laughing at the times of COVID-19
2020
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Juha Ridanpää
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Literary Geographies
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7
PDF
‘Healing, Belonging, Resistance, and Mutual Care’: Reading Indigenous Ecopoetics and Climate Narratives
2018
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Eric Magrane
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Literary Geographies
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7
PDF
Literary Geographies, Past and Future
2016
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Sheila Hones
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Literary Geographies
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7
PDF
Space, Power and Happiness in the Utopian and Anti-Utopian Imaginations
2020
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Mikko Karhu
, Juha Ridanpää
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Literary Geographies
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6
PDF
Expanding Climate Science: Using Science Fiction’s Worldbuilding to Imagine a Climate Changed Southwestern U.S.
2020
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Dylan M. Harris
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Literary Geographies
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6
PDF
Geographies of Science Fiction, Peace, and Cosmopolitanism: Conceptualizing Critical Worldbuilding through a Lens of Doctor Who
2020
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Hannah Gunderman
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Literary Geographies
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5
PDF
Literary Mapping: At the Intersection of Complexity and Reduction
2018
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Sara Luchetta
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Literary Geographies
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5
PDF
The Work and the World: Mobilities and Literary Space
2016
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McLaughlin, D
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Literary Geographies
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5
PDF
Disinterring Slum-Clearance London: Expertise and User Perspectives in the 1930s Maritime East End
2021
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Jason Finch
, Jessica Kelly
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
Reading Parable of the Sower Online in a Pandemic: Collectively Imagining Different Futures with Octavia E. Butler's Speculative Fiction
2020
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Miranda Iossifidis
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
A Home for the Anthropocene: Planetary Time and Domestic Space in Richard McGuire’s Here
2019
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Jon Hegglund
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
Expanding worlds: place and collaboration in (and after) the ‘text-as-spatial-event’
2019
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James Thurgill
, Jane Lovell
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
Perecquian Perspectives: Dialogues with Site-Dance (Or, ‘On being here and there’)
2017
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Victoria Hunter
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
The Spirit Wanders with Things: A Literary Post-Phenomenology
2016
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Jonathan Bratt
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
‘Lithogenesis': Towards a (Geo)Poetics of Place
2015
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Jos Smith
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Literary Geographies
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4
PDF
Journeying through Space and Time with Pausanias's Description of Greece
2023
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Barker, Elton
, Konstantinidou, Kyriaki
, et al.
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Literary Geographies
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3
PDF
Teaching Literary Geographies: Visual Analysis
2018
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Sheila Hones
, Richard Carter‐White
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Literary Geographies
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3
PDF
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Works count:
270
Citation count:
278
H-index:
7
I10-index:
5
2yr mean citedness:
0.023
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