Affective Landscapes in Literature, Art and Everyday Life : Memory, Place and the Senses (Hardcover, New ed)

Part 1 Peripheral Cultures: 'You're not in Ireland now': landscape and loss in Irish women's poetry Deirdre O'Byrne At some distance from the Scottish mainland: urban television producers and Hebridean Islands David Dunn Part 2 Memory and Mobility: Placing affect: remembering strangers at roadside crash shrines Robert M. Bednar Speed and stillness: driving in the countryside Rosemary Shirley Part 3 Suburbs and Estates: Doomed developments in the desert: re-reading land development, the American family and ordinary places in a time of 'cruel optimism' Nancy S. Cook A child in the suburb Martin Dines At once irrational and objective: photography's construction of place Andy Lock Part 4 Literature and Place: 'Other than they were': fair places full of folk Michael W. Thomas Great plains' vernacular: why spatial idiolect matters Sue Naramore Maher 'The last pure place on earth': Antarctic affect in Jenny Diski's Skating to Antarctica and Sara Wheeler's Terra Incognita Joanna Price Plots: the narrative of place in contemporary nature writing Daniel Weston Part 5 Sensescapes: Dancing - worlding the beach: revealing connections through phenomenological movement inquiry Victoria Hunter Listening at home Katharine Norman In-between places: envisioning and accessing new landscapes Richard Keating and Sue Porter