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Comic Novel‚ City Novel: David Lodge and Jonathan Coe Reinterpreted by Birminghams, even as portraits of Britain at a particular moment, but are also city novels and Birmingham novels. Viewed as a workaday and even laughable place, Birmingham performs otherness in opposition to powerful and varied major cities. Coe and Lodge explore via techniques such as the panorama and a cele

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“A Sort of Second London in Every Thing but Vitiousness”: Bristol in Eighteenth-Century Poetry, 1700Goldwin’s . (.) and Richard Savage’s . (1744). Both poems insist that Bristol is best understood in relation to the nation’s “alpha” city, London, but their ways of conceiving the nature of that relationship are diametrically opposed. Goldwin’s prospect poem aims to showcase Bristol as a polite, civ

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The Capital of Otherness: A Geocritical Exploration of Diyarbakır, Turkey Diyarbakır is “second” in at least two respects. Firstly, it is the cultural and political centre of Turkey’s second ethnic group, the Kurds. Secondly, in the temporal evolutionary line of Turkish modernist imaginary, Diyarbakır often represents tradition, backwardness, underdevelopment. This tempo