Mythical mapping in recent American fiction /

"Mythical mapping" is the use of geographic space symbolically in a work of fiction, whether that space is invented or derived from the external world. The elements of mythical mapping are: association of spatial directions with certain values, movement of protagonists within the space to...

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Main Author:	Penzenstadler, Joan Elizabeth, 1938-
Other Authors:	Christian, Chester C. (degree committee member.), Newman, Robert (degree committee member.), Price, Kenneth M. (degree committee member.)
Format:	Thesis Book
Language:	English
Published:	1988.
Subjects:	Kerouac, Jack, > 1922-1969 > Symbolism. Lockridge, Ross, > 1914-1948 > Symbolism. Elkin, Stanley, > 1930-1995 > Symbolism. Elkin, Stanley, > 1930-1995 Kerouac, Jack, > 1922-1969 Lockridge, Ross, > 1914-1948 1900-1999 Symbolism in literature. American fiction > 20th century > Criticism and interpretation. American fiction. Symbolism. Major English. Criticism, interpretation, etc. Academic theses
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