Geocriticism
Volume 37, Number 6
September-October 2016
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Robert T. Tally, Jr.’s Introduction to Focus: Situating Geocriticism
Bertrand Westphal’s “A Geocritical Approach to Geocriticism” (Amy Wells, trans.)
Christian Moraru reviews Robert T. Tally, Jr’s Geocritical Explorations and Literary Cartographies
Amy Wells reviews Bertrand Westphal’s La Cage des Méridiens
Joshua Parker reviews Michael Collot’s Pour une Géographie Littéraire
Hsuan L. Hsu reviews Carolyn Finney’s Black Faces, White Spaces
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