Titlebook: Cosmopolitanism in Contemporary British Fiction; Imagined Identities Fiona McCulloch Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137030016English literature; fiction; identity; space; time; British and Irish Literature

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Was geschieht im Rechnungswesen?, can ‘be related to the question of prolepsis, or the kind of fictional flashforward that conjoins a “present” moment to a future one’, for ‘this anticipatory mode of being might be a characteristic of contemporary culture, the contemporary novel, and even of human being in general’ (p. 6). Though this explosion in

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‘Boundaries. Desire’: Philosophical Nomadism in Jeanette Winterson’s , and frontiers that is free to exist in harmonious equilibrium beyond the death-dealing binaries imposed by nation states, where a sense of belonging is often constructed at the expense of an alien other. Of course, this inner-space is simultaneously acknowledged to be ‘Utopia’, meaning a non-existent n