Text as It Happens: Literary Geography
Text as It Happens: Literary Geography
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1749-8198.2008.00143.x
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发表时间：
2008-09
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Sheila Hones
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作者：
Sheila Hones
本文回顾了当前的情况下，地理工作与小说的写作-阅读的关系作为一个语境化的，总是新兴的地理事件的背景下，明确的空间视图。它认为，这种叙事小说和学术知识生产的文本事件概念化的方式提供了一种理解和处理不相容的文学解释，也与文学地理学的不可调和的方法。这种对多样性的开放性是从这样一个观点发展起来的：文本事件不仅在本质上是关系性的，在作者、文本和读者最初相遇时在社会语境中产生，而且只有在随后在特定社会情境的中介语境中表达出来时才能被公众所理解。本文提出，文学地理作为一个集体的奋进，可以发展和巩固，通过不同的情况下，地理为导向的工作与小说进行和阐述的赞赏。
This article reviews the current situation in geographical work with fiction in the context of an explicitly spatial view of the writing–reading nexus as a contextualized and always emerging geographical event. It argues that this way of conceptualizing the text events of both narrative fiction and academic knowledge production provides a way of understanding and dealing with incompatible literary interpretations and also with irreconcilable approaches to literary geography. This openness to multiplicity develops from the point that text events are not only relational by nature and generated within social contexts in the initial encounter of author, text, and reader, but also only become publicly accessible when subsequently articulated within the mediating context of a particular social situation. The article proposes that literary geography as a collective endeavor can be developed and consolidated through an appreciation of the varying contexts within which geographically oriented work with fiction is performed and articulated.