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The Future Is Elsewhere: Contemporary Black Country Writing,res from the region. This essay explores the weird and noir fictions of Joel Lane and Kerry Hadley-Pryce as depictions of post-industrial sites that are ripe for criminality and the monstrous. Meera Syal and Sathnam Sanghera’s texts are evaluated as literatures that address outsider cultures, commun

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,Smell and Memory in the Black Country: The Snidge Scrumpin’ Experiments, Phenomenon’ research into the relationship between smell and (childhood) memory into a new direction. .’ maps and analyses smells and memories that belong to a specific locality. The Black Country forms one of the Case Studies. In this chapter, we briefly return to the Proust Phenomenon and place t

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,‘Pack up Your Blarting’: The Language of the Senses in Black Country Dialect,ng over time, how the dialect remains vital, and at the kinds of sensory experiences residents reported having. I explore the Aristotelian model of the senses, relating it to words which were present in my doctoral fieldwork and broaden the discussion of these words and their history. Using speech a

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The Rise of Black Countryness: Place-Identity and the Black Country,e. Considering the implications this post-industrial realm has on the communal and cultural psyche of the region’s inhabitants; and what part sensory information, or its lack, impacts sense of place and sense of self.

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Olfactory Pathways to Black Country Futures,h the potential to disclose alternative ways of experiencing being. Within the everyday, senses reflect and realise an intuitive flow of time and experience. Smells offer an olfactory pathway that simultaneously anticipates future states, evokes a recalling of a summoned past and attends to, immerse

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,Conclusion: The Futures of the Black Country—A Manifesto,f hope and positivity for an area that has experienced poverty and decline for a long time. The authors connect the intellectual and creative threads in this book together to create a Black Country Poetics consisting of ten characteristics: they analyse metaphors associated with the Black Country; f

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the rich cultural history of the Black Country, a region in .From Banks’s brewery’s yeasty stink to groaty pudding to spicy curry, Sebastian Groes and R. M. Francis have assembled a new literary history of the smells and (childhood) memories that belong to the Black Country. This often overlooked re

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,‘Pack up Your Blarting’: The Language of the Senses in Black Country Dialect,ng less vital than any other regional dialect of the UK. Using current linguistic research, I consider the future of the dialect, questioning what experiences speakers may wish to encode through language in a changing Black Country.

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