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Introductionile not contained within lines. Both the borders and the identities they help delineate have continued to change in response to shifting material conditions. Thus, Richard White opens his history of the West with, “The boundaries of the American West are a series of doors pretending to be walls” (3)

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From the Far Side of the Urban Frontier: The Detective Fiction of Chester Himes and Walter Mosley signifier of geographical space was cut adrift.. Other conceptual and spatial divides along ethnic and racial lines had emerged almost simultaneously with the Western frontier, however, and were available to absorb and transform its conceptual significance. The most obvious was that between Europea