Titlebook: Naming No Man’s Land; Postcolonial Toponym Paul Carter Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license t

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Naming No Man’s Land978-3-031-60688-5Series ISSN 2755-4503 Series E-ISSN 2755-4511

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Anticipating Arrival: Migrancy and Creative Toponymy,er of placenames is reflected in poetic figures: folk etymologies that overcome gaps in collective memory produce new conceptual places of possible coexistence and belonging. Drawing on the Chapter 2 case studies, the general thesis of . is reiterated: the politics of any decolonised toponymic theory and practice is in the poetics.

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Book 2024tudies in Western Australia, the study develops a lively dialogue with international critical toponymy theory and with older etymological approaches to place renaming and legitimation. The author shows how renaming raises fundamental questions of meaning, reference and cross-cultural equivalence. ..

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Introduction: Practising Toponymic Decolonisation,s a place in discourse. This implies a toponymic poetics, one that includes cartographic semiotics, the way placenames appear on maps. This short opening chapter concludes with a summary of the content of the following seven chapters.