History, including contemporary history, is as much about time as it is about space, place,
and territory. Not accidentally, historians have long used paper maps as their data (maps …

Only about a decade old, the field of qualitative GIS (QGIS, or qualitative geographic
information science) has rapidly grown and expanded into many disciplines outside …

Drawing from the importance of narrative inquiry in contemporary geographical reasoning
and teaching, this paper focuses on some practices set around the relationship between …

Marking the bicentenary of Dostoevsky's birth, Dostoevsky at 200: The Novel in Modernity
takes the writer's art–specifically the tension between experience and formal representation …

Within literary studies, a distinction between the 'cartographic'and the 'visual'has frequently
been acknowledged. Literary cartography, for instance, has been accused of dealing with …

An unexhausted dialectic emerges from the tension between geometric reduction and
narrative complexity: it informs most of the contemporary literary mapping impulses (Mitchell …

La geografía literaria es un cruce interdisciplinario entre teoría de la literatura, geografía,
cartografía digital y análisis espacial. En esta contribución abordamos las posibilidades y …

This chapter maps the pluralistic ways in which literary narrations meet cartographic devices
and concepts. A flexible notion allowing us to explore maps and texts as encounters …

Readers often intuit that Dostoevskii's fiction is capable of revealing something fundamental
about the human condition. This thesis provides a path to understanding how Dostoevskii's …

From the tense relations between Raskolnikov and his mother and sister to the parricidal
desires of the Karamazov brothers, Dostoevsky's novels explore kinship relations at their …