Towards a Geography of Fiction
Barbara Piatti, Anne-Kathrin Reuschel, Hans Rudolf Bär, William Cartwright, Lorenz Hurni Mapping Literature. Towards a Geography of Fiction → Download at the bottom of the page Abstract: Modern cartography has the ability to map almost any phenomenon for which spatial relationships are of primary relevance. While existing cartographic products cover already an enormous variety of [...]
Invisible Settings
Barbara Piatti »"The Hotel of Eduard and Florence does not exist." About the Possibilities of Fiction to create Invisible Settings« (Original Title: »"Das Hotel von Eduard und Florence (…) gibt es nicht." Von den Möglichkeiten der Literatur, unsichtbare Schauplätze zu schaffen.«) → Download at the bottom of the page Piatti, B. (2007): »"Das Hotel von [...]
Mapping and Analysing the Geography of Fiction with interactive Tools
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Mapping Literature: Atlas Prototype
Anne-Kathrin Reuschel Mapping Literature. The Prototype of »A Literary Atlas of Europe« → Download at the bottom of the page Mapping Literature and analysing maps of literary landscapes are the ambitious aims of the project »A Literary Atlas of Europe«. By means of cartographic knowledge and techniques, instruments are provided to investigate various spatial aspects in [...]
Cartography opens up new Dimensions
Barbara Piatti Literary Geography – or how Cartographers open up a New Dimension for Literary Studies → Download at the bottom of the page Abstract: Mapping spaces in fiction seems like a simple idea. But in fact, it turns out to be a major interdisciplinary challenge at the crossroads of literary theory and cartographic concepts for more [...]
The Literary Atlas Project
Barbara Piatti, Anne-Kathrin Reuschel, Hans Rudolf Bär, Lorenz Hurni The Geography of Fiction – The Project “A Literary Atlas of Europe” (Original Title: Die Geographie der Fiktion – Das Projekt "Ein literarischer Atlas Europas" → Download at the bottom of the page Summary Where is the setting of literature? How does fiction make use of [...]
