Geographical Imaginations
Literature and the 'Spatial Turn'
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9780192869043
Publication date:
16/11/2022
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144 pages
216x140mm
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ISBN:
9780192869043
Publication date:
16/11/2022
Hardback
144 pages
Indranil Acharya, Ujjwal Kumar Panda
Pioneering Work in the field of Spatial Humanities in Indian Subcontinent,Targeted for General Reader as well students and researchers,Complex theoretical matters have been treated with a simple and uncomplicated approach,First of its kind study of Dalit/Tribal and other marginal geographies
Rights: OUP UK (INDIAN TERRITORY)
Indranil Acharya, Ujjwal Kumar Panda
Description
Matters of space, spatiality, geography, topography and place have mostly remained neglected in modern scholarship and teaching because in most modern and postmodern literary criticism history and temporality have been dominating discourses. But in recent criticism the "when" and "what" of literature yield place to "where" as Michel Foucault declared the present time as "the epoch of space". Literature reflects a spirit of place and a sense of place because place is known and given meaning when it is felt and closely experienced by human beings living in it. This humanistic geographical emphasis on human experience of place opens up the possibility of an interdisciplinary study of literature of geography. Literature creates and recreates geography in its own way and there are many ways of looking at literary representation of space and place. The book is meant to offer a good introduction to those divergent ways in which space, place, topography and geography evince themselves in literature.
About the author
Indranil Acharya, Professor, Department of English, Vidyasagar University, and Ujjwal Kumar Panda, Assistant Professor, Govt. General Degree CollegeDr Indranil Acharya is Professor and former Head of the Department of English, Vidyasagar University, West Bengal. He completed three UGC Projects as Principal Investigator on Australian and Indian Indigenous folklore in 2008, 2015 and 2017 respectively. He had also been the Deputy Coordinator of the UGC-SAP programme in the Department of English (2009-2014) and State Coordinator of the People's Linguistic Survey of India since 2009. Dr Acharya is the only Bengali academic to have conducted cultural cartographic survey of twenty five indigenous communities of Bengal.
Dr. Ujjwal Kr. Panda is an Assistant Professor in the WBES and Head in the Department of English at Govt. General Degree College, Dantan-II which is affiliated to Vidyasagar University, Midnapore, West Bengal.
Indranil Acharya, Ujjwal Kumar Panda
Table of contents
1:Introduction: Literary Geographies/ Geographies of Literature, Indranil Acharya/Ujjwal Kumar Panda
2:Sense of Place: Humanistic Geography, Literature and Spatial Identity
3:Literature's Non-places: Making and Unmaking of Literary Places
4:Other Places: Literature and Non-Human Places
5:Geography of Exclusion: Marginal Geography in Literature
6:Conclusion: Quest for Relevance
Indranil Acharya, Ujjwal Kumar Panda
Description
Matters of space, spatiality, geography, topography and place have mostly remained neglected in modern scholarship and teaching because in most modern and postmodern literary criticism history and temporality have been dominating discourses. But in recent criticism the "when" and "what" of literature yield place to "where" as Michel Foucault declared the present time as "the epoch of space". Literature reflects a spirit of place and a sense of place because place is known and given meaning when it is felt and closely experienced by human beings living in it. This humanistic geographical emphasis on human experience of place opens up the possibility of an interdisciplinary study of literature of geography. Literature creates and recreates geography in its own way and there are many ways of looking at literary representation of space and place. The book is meant to offer a good introduction to those divergent ways in which space, place, topography and geography evince themselves in literature.
About the author
Indranil Acharya, Professor, Department of English, Vidyasagar University, and Ujjwal Kumar Panda, Assistant Professor, Govt. General Degree CollegeDr Indranil Acharya is Professor and former Head of the Department of English, Vidyasagar University, West Bengal. He completed three UGC Projects as Principal Investigator on Australian and Indian Indigenous folklore in 2008, 2015 and 2017 respectively. He had also been the Deputy Coordinator of the UGC-SAP programme in the Department of English (2009-2014) and State Coordinator of the People's Linguistic Survey of India since 2009. Dr Acharya is the only Bengali academic to have conducted cultural cartographic survey of twenty five indigenous communities of Bengal.
Dr. Ujjwal Kr. Panda is an Assistant Professor in the WBES and Head in the Department of English at Govt. General Degree College, Dantan-II which is affiliated to Vidyasagar University, Midnapore, West Bengal.
Table of contents
1:Introduction: Literary Geographies/ Geographies of Literature, Indranil Acharya/Ujjwal Kumar Panda
2:Sense of Place: Humanistic Geography, Literature and Spatial Identity
3:Literature's Non-places: Making and Unmaking of Literary Places
4:Other Places: Literature and Non-Human Places
5:Geography of Exclusion: Marginal Geography in Literature
6:Conclusion: Quest for Relevance
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