Titlebook: Rethinking Place through Literary Form; Rupsa Banerjee,Nathaniel Cadle Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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2578-9694 ings of forgotten and interrupted intimacies between habitation and place from diverse parts of the world, the twelve chapters address the growing need to expand and alter approaches to literary representations of modernity and modes of self-location. .978-3-030-96496-2978-3-030-96494-8Series ISSN 2578-9694 Series E-ISSN 2634-5188

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Othered Places and the Bengali Leftist Female Bildungsroman: Sulekha Sanyal’s , and the Pre-Independn an ideology of vanguardism, as Sanyal’s female protagonist does, leads to a complicated reinforcement and naturalization of the middle-class norms of gendered gentility, yet one that contests both the literary prescriptions offered by the Party and those of a more mainstream Bengali literary publi

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Island of Words: The De-Realization of Place in the Writings of George Mackay Brownwork. Due to the growing interest in asserting local values and identity through the independence movement of “Scottish” nationalism as well as to climate change, rising seas, and more violent tides, geography will largely define the Orkneys’ future.

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“Earthquakes or Earthmovers”: Place Memory and Literary Counterspace in Helena María Viramontes’ the aesthetic and cultural practices of the Eastside, describing the journeys of characters in a neighborhood about to be forever changed by the unspooling of six freeways, Viramontes builds a paper version of a barrio that is rapidly disappearing under the concrete. Through her use of multiple inte

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The Invisible City of the Creole Caribbean Takes Shape: A Discourse Between Italo Calvino and Édouar. This essay clarifies Glissant’s tactics for breaking free from the trap of colonial perspectives by connecting his writings with a seemingly unrelated Italian novel, Italo Calvino’s .. Calvino’s novel offers an imaginative example of invisible collective identities that confound colonial configura