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Places. What Places?

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  • José Joaquín Parra Bañón - Universidad de Sevilla, España - email orcid profile

Abstract

Lugares ¿Qué lugares? suspects that the links and correspondences between Captain Ahab's boundless ocean and Bartleby's cenobitic office go beyond Melville: that they transcend their author and the terse universe of the word. What is the common trait between the human lap in which someone takes shelter, the cavern in which the hermit isolates himself, the enclosure limited by the parenthesis, a theatre stage, and a city built with lines or composed of images? When does a place, a space, an atmosphere, a text, an architecture, a cartography or a sequence become a place and how and why does it lose its status as such? Threaded with questions, Lugares ¿Qué lugares? gathers some hypotheses.

Keywords Miss Muerte • Eduardo Mendoza • Contemporary Catalan theatre • Tarantino • Literature • Venice • Necronomicon • Pere Gimferrer • Underground City • Country image • Catalan cinema • Narrative space • Plans • ‘El Chino’ • Spanish and Hipano-American narrative • Disappearances • Cunillé • Jesús Franco • Pessoa : Campos • Cervantes : Carson • Surrealism • Drama • Borges : Faulkner • Aub : Ibargüengoitia • Exile • Tangier • City • Space in film • Space • Parenthesis : Architecture • Spanish cinema • Metro • Tarantino, • Memory

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-432-5 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-432-5 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-433-2 | Published July 9, 2020 | Language es

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