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Introduction

Richard B. Cathcart,Viorel Badescuvades the literary field and shapes it in depth.”. In ., Moretti creates maps based on novels in order to see the ways in which geography “..”. Novels, writes Moretti, function “as the symbolic form of the nation-state […] an essential component of our modern culture.”. Novels, like maps, create pol

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Roelof D. Schuiling,Viorel Badescuality emphasizes the role of literature in the process that Fredric Jameson terms “cognitive mapping” and makes clear the negative impact that a desire for an unchanging and totalizing cognitive map might have on one’s ability to successfully navigate the world.

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Hossein Golabian the directives of the magistracy or the codes of the village, each subject read authority and constructed his or her own worldview differently’.2 Sharpe’s book involves a detailed incorporation of literary theory, especially reader response theory, into an assessment of how historians might recover

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Michael Wellandly, F.J. Levy has also emphasised the variety of ways in which ‘news’ was transmitted through diverse genres.. In his important study of the newsbooks of the 1640s, Joad Raymond points out that a key achievement linking the corantos of the 1620s with the later newsbooks is the notion of widespread d