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David Cooper; Christopher Donaldson; Patricia Murrieta-Flores
Routledge
Literary Mapping in the Digital Age
Geographical Text Analysis: Digital Cartographies of Lake District Literature
Authors

IAN GREGORY; CHRISTOPHER DONALDSON

ARI Id

1665868713472_13993290

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

85-105

DOI

10.4324/9781315592596-14

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Introduction: Rethinking Literary Mapping
DAVID COOPER; CHRISTOPHER DONALDSON
19-40
Part I Mapping Methods: Systems, Approaches and Innovations
41-42
Mapping the Emotions of London in Fiction, 1700–1900: A Crowdsourcing Experiment
RYAN HEUSER, MARK ALGEE-HEWITT, ANNALISE LOCKHART,
43-64
The Digital Poetics of Place-Names in Literary Edinburgh
MIRANDA ANDERSON; JAMES LOXLEY
65-84
Geographical Text Analysis: Digital Cartographies of Lake District Literature
IAN GREGORY; CHRISTOPHER DONALDSON
85-105
Mapping Fiction: The Theories, Tools and Potentials of Literary Cartography
BARBARA PIATTI
106-119
Bloomsday’s Big Data: GIS, Social Media and James Joyce’s Ulysses
James Joyce’s Ulysses CHARLES TRAVIS
120-140
Part II Mapping Practices: Places, Writers and Readers
141-142
Mapping Fiction: Spatialising the Literary Work
SALLY BUSHELL
143-164
The Spatial Practices of Writing: Arnold Bennett and the Possibilities of Literary GIS
ANGHARAD SAUNDERS
165-178
Between ‘Distant’ and ‘Deep’ Digital Mapping: Walking the Plotlines of Cardiff’s Literary Geographies
JON ANDERSON
179-199
The Cestrian Book of the Dead: A Necrogeographic Survey of the Dee Estuary
LES ROBERTS
200-222
Part III Mapping Futures: Collecting, Curating and Creating
223-224
Making the Invisible Visible: Place, Spatial Stories and Deep Maps
DAVID J. BODENHAMER
225-238
From Mapping Text in Space to Experiencing Text in Place: Exploring Literary Virtual Geographies
TREVOR M. HARRIS, H. FRANK LAFONE AND DAN BONENBERGER
239-257
Spatial Frames of Reference for Literature Through Geospatial Technologies
GARY PRIESTNALL
258-275
Geovisuality: Literary Implications
TANIA ROSSETTO
276-293
‘Setting the globe to spin’: Digital Mapping and Contemporary Literary Culture
DAVID COOPER
294-314
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