Add to ORKGThis 'Thinking Space' piece considers the relationship between distant and close approaches to reading literary geographies. Specifically, it outlines recent developments in digital literary mapping, and suggests how the incorporation of these technologies in literary studies can advance new insights in the field
Drawing upon recent interdisciplinary research in the fields of literary geography and critical cart...
Drawing from the importance of narrative inquiry in contemporary geographical reasoning and teaching...
By focusing on the process of building A Map of Paradise Lost—a geospatial humanities text-to-map pr...
Drawing on the expertise of leading researchers from around the globe, this pioneering collection of...
This paper is the first of two linked pieces that emerge out of the AHRC-funded Chronotopic Cartogra...
Over the past decade, literary scholars with an interested in the geographies of fiction have increa...
With the improvement in digital mapping technologies and their accessibility, a great potential for ...
This is the second of two linked articles that aim to present new ways of mapping literature by mean...
This thesis deals with a contemporary and interdisciplinary field of study: literary mapping. At the...
This book is about the relationship between the practice of mapping, the application of geospatial t...
At a time when computing and mapping have become equally pervasive and ubiquitous, geovisual experie...
To date, much of the work that uses Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to study human geographie...
Drawing upon recent interdisciplinary research in the fields of literary geography and critical cart...
Reading and Mapping articulates a new approach to the interpretation of literary space and place for...
This article argues that the study of literary representations of landscapes can be aided and enrich...
Drawing upon recent interdisciplinary research in the fields of literary geography and critical cart...
Drawing from the importance of narrative inquiry in contemporary geographical reasoning and teaching...
By focusing on the process of building A Map of Paradise Lost—a geospatial humanities text-to-map pr...
Drawing on the expertise of leading researchers from around the globe, this pioneering collection of...
This paper is the first of two linked pieces that emerge out of the AHRC-funded Chronotopic Cartogra...
Over the past decade, literary scholars with an interested in the geographies of fiction have increa...
With the improvement in digital mapping technologies and their accessibility, a great potential for ...
This is the second of two linked articles that aim to present new ways of mapping literature by mean...
This thesis deals with a contemporary and interdisciplinary field of study: literary mapping. At the...
This book is about the relationship between the practice of mapping, the application of geospatial t...
At a time when computing and mapping have become equally pervasive and ubiquitous, geovisual experie...
To date, much of the work that uses Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to study human geographie...
Drawing upon recent interdisciplinary research in the fields of literary geography and critical cart...
Reading and Mapping articulates a new approach to the interpretation of literary space and place for...
This article argues that the study of literary representations of landscapes can be aided and enrich...
Drawing upon recent interdisciplinary research in the fields of literary geography and critical cart...
Drawing from the importance of narrative inquiry in contemporary geographical reasoning and teaching...
By focusing on the process of building A Map of Paradise Lost—a geospatial humanities text-to-map pr...