The World of Words - Space and Place in Contemporary Narratives

This book is a collection of scholarly essays that deal with the multidimensional representation of space in contemporary literature. By applying the principles of established spatial theories the essays conduct brief yet profound studies on some of the most acclaimed short stories of recent times: They aim to underscore the significance of constructed space in literary narratives.From urban sprawls to intimate rooms the chosen stories construct a variety of settings and the analyses reveal how these settings transcend mere backdrops to shape identity power and psychological depth in storytelling. Featuring works that offer insightful academic perspectives this collection is a must-read for anyone fascinated by the intersection of geography culture and literature.