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Climate geopoetics (the earth is a composted poem)

, 2020
This article begins with a climate poem and ends with a climate poem. In between, I explore what it means to do climate geopoetics. The first section addresses recent literary work that engages with climate change and the Anthropocene and outlines the ...
Eric Magrane
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THE IMAGE OF ALTAI IN GEOPOETICS OF I. A. EFREMOV’S EARLY STORIES

, 2021
The image of Altai in Efremov’s geopoetics is connected with the idea of harmony, which is a program one for the writer’s creativity. The Altai myth is placed in a complex coding system, in which mythological, aesthetic and philosophical representations ...
E. Moskovkina
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PERM REGION AS A CONFLICTED ARTISTIC SPACE (THE GEOPOETICS OF ANDREI RODIONOV AND EKATERINA TROEPOLSKAYA’S PLAY “HAPPINESS IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER”)

Челябинский гуманитарий
The fact that the Ural space is a posteriori conflictual has been repeatedly acknowledged historically and aesthetically (we can recall numerous examples, from the circumstances of resettlements and exiles to the Urals to, say, the artistry of the ...
S. Merkushov
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Geopoetics and Comparative Literature

2017
L’article examine les relations entre Géopoétique et Littérature Comparée, et étudie les possibilités et les limites d’une recherche comparatiste interdisciplinaire.
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Hafez’s “Shirāzi Turk”: A Geopoetical Approach

Iranian Studies, 2018
This article constitutes a preliminary attempt to explore the geographical dimension of premodern Persian lyric poetry from the perspective of the relationship between the historical adherence of a text to external reality and the rhetorics of intertextuality and performativity. The pretext for this exploration is the poem known as “Tork-e Shirazi” or “
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Geocriticism, Geopoetics, Geophilosophy, and Beyond

2011
Those who study the representation of space and place in literature are well aware of the debt this subfield owes to work done in the social sciences. Many of the most exciting recent developments in this burgeoning area of literary studies have involved an interdisciplinary turn toward themes and analytic tools that borrow from fields like cultural ...
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Sinophone Geopoetics:

2022
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Geopoetics in context

2020
Mary Modeen, Iain Biggs
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Radical Autobiography as Place Storytelling: The Troubled Antiracist Geopoetics of “Wild Bill”

Annals of the American Association of Geographers
Federico Ferretti
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Geopoetics

2020
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