Shifts to space in literary research: An attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctions
An increased interest in space in the humanities can be referred to as a spatial, topographic or topological shift. This article is an attempt at organizing these concepts and defining the fundamental differences between them. Based on the findings of European and American researchers (including Edw...
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| description | An increased interest in space in the humanities can be referred to as a spatial, topographic or topological shift. This article is an attempt at organizing these concepts and defining the fundamental differences between them. Based on the findings of European and American researchers (including Edward Soja, Sigrid Weigel, Ernest W.B. Hess-Lüttich, and Joseph Hillis Miller) and a Polish literary scholar (Elizabeth Rybicka), the author tries to distinguish, and define the relationship, between spatial, topographic and topological shifts. This article was inspired by the terminological chaos in the Polish humanities. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-e4ee643fdfd748b2bd0fea75b24b7b9a2025-08-20T02:04:30ZpolAdam Mickiewicz UniversityPrzestrzenie Teorii1644-67632450-57652015-11-012310.14746/pt.2015.23.23933Shifts to space in literary research: An attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctionsKamila GiebaAn increased interest in space in the humanities can be referred to as a spatial, topographic or topological shift. This article is an attempt at organizing these concepts and defining the fundamental differences between them. Based on the findings of European and American researchers (including Edward Soja, Sigrid Weigel, Ernest W.B. Hess-Lüttich, and Joseph Hillis Miller) and a Polish literary scholar (Elizabeth Rybicka), the author tries to distinguish, and define the relationship, between spatial, topographic and topological shifts. This article was inspired by the terminological chaos in the Polish humanities.http://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/pt/article/view/3963literturoznawstwoprzestrzeńzwrot przestrzennyzwrot topograficznyzwrot topologiczny |
| spellingShingle | Kamila Gieba Shifts to space in literary research: An attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctions Przestrzenie Teorii literturoznawstwo przestrzeń zwrot przestrzenny zwrot topograficzny zwrot topologiczny |
| title | Shifts to space in literary research: An attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctions |
| title_full | Shifts to space in literary research: An attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctions |
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| title_short | Shifts to space in literary research: An attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctions |
| title_sort | shifts to space in literary research an attempt at organizing concepts and making basic distinctions |
| topic | literturoznawstwo przestrzeń zwrot przestrzenny zwrot topograficzny zwrot topologiczny |
| url | http://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/pt/article/view/3963 |
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