Space, Affect, Memory

List of figures
List of contributors

Introduction: Between performance and representation
Fernando Cabo Aseguinolaza and Tomás Espino Barrera

Part I: Grounding notions

1 Literary geography, chaotically
Sheila Hones

2 ‘Being, not representing’: non-representational thought in D.H. Lawrence’s non-fiction
Tim Gupwell

3 ‘Even the sepulchre dies’: the literary institution as necrological apparatus. Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer and Rosalía Castro in the context of nineteenth-century public memory
Fernando Cabo Aseguinolaza

Part II: Precarious settings

4 A sixteen-year night on the tiles: space, memory and affect in Ricardo Rangel’s photobook Our Nightly Bread (2004)
Paul Castro

5 Wandering traumatized spaces: performing spatial and temporal vulnerabilities in Jon McGregor’s Even the Dogs
Katia Marcellin

6 Geological histories, relational affects and the global novel’s scaling challenge in Élisabeth Filhol’s Doggerland
Marta Puxan-Oliva

7 Affective facts and politics of enmity: fracturing the looking glass of social (re)presentation in Y.B.’s Allah superstar (2003)
Eric Wistrom

Part III: Junctures and circulations

8 Godwin’s St. Leon adventure-making as risk-taking: gambling, capital and self-regulation
Rebecca Murray

9 European national pantheons from a transnational perspective (1851–1889). The Panthéon and the Ruhmeshalle as seen by Carolina Coronado and Emilia Pardo Bazán
Tomás Espino Barrera

10 ‘A monument for the living, not the dead’: unravelling the poetic-pedagogical threads in Legarsi alla montagna (1981)
Sarah Moxham

Index

DOI: 10.14324/111.9781800089266

Publication date: 06 October 2025

PDF ISBN: 9781800089266

EPUB ISBN: 9781800089273

Hardback ISBN: 9781800089242

Paperback ISBN: 9781800089259