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,Introduction: Literary Capitals in the Long Nineteenth Century—Spaces beyond the Centres,new reading of the literary field in the long nineteenth century? In the first part, these questions are located in the context of recent research in postcolonialism, world literature and geocriticism. Arguing that readers must always be attuned to the local production of different genres of literat

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Producing the Colonial Capital: Calcutta in Handbookslcutta, the capital of British India till 1911, as an attempt to . the historical significance of colonial rule and rationalise it through tropes of sacrifice, progress, and civilisation. In reading the ‘Calcutta Handbooks’ with reference to their prefaces and the heritage policies of the British go

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Turn-of-the-Century Buenos Aires: A Capital of Queer Spectaclesdeviant’. This queered literary mapping took place in the portrayals of private and public spaces of the city in the context of modernisation and changes in the nation’s demographic composition. The arrival of transatlantic immigrants generated a nativist drive to protect intimate milieus from an im

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‘A Place in Hungary’: The Phantasmal Dublin of : the emergence of the Irish ‘Free State’. Joyce’s novel mentions only one of the political figures directly involved in that development but traces his influence from the year in which the narrative unfolds: 1904. At that date, Arthur Griffith, later a key negotiator of the emergence of the Free St

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Trieste’s ‘Adventurers of Culture and Life’ in the development of the city, this chapter explores how Trieste’s financial drive, coupled with its mixed national identity and geopolitical situation, shaped the city’s cultural attitudes and pursuits throughout the nineteenth century, making it a unique cultural centre. Following current theori

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Untimely, Modern City: Literary Interventions on Florence as an Intellectual Capital at the Turn of of the twentieth century in the memoirs of Mabel Dodge Luhan and Alberto Viviani, in articles by Emilio Cecchi, Giovanni Papini, Italo Tavolato and Ardengo Soffici, and in some Florentine texts by Mina Loy. It considers this literary output in the context of the contemporary projects of cultural and