Landscape & Subjectivity Anderson 2020 First Edition Oxford Psychogeography
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Explore the intricate relationship between landscape and subjectivity in this compelling First Edition, First Printing by David Anderson. This scholarly work delves into the influential contributions of film-maker Patrick Keiller, W.G. Sebald, and Iain Sinclair, key figures in English psychogeography. It offers fresh insights into seminal works such as "London," "The Rings of Saturn," and "Lights Out for the Territory," making it an essential acquisition for scholars and enthusiasts of literary criticism, cultural studies, and contemporary theory. Published by Oxford University Press, this volume meticulously examines social and political contexts, exploring how these artists cultivate a distinctive 'affective' mode of sensibility. The book navigates themes of essayism, the tension between creativity and market forces, and the concept of melancholic subjectivity, critically analyzing the 'contemporary space.' It is a profound resource for understanding the historical 'English journey,' the 'spatial turn,' the 'heritage debate,' and the 'anthropocene,' making it a significant addition to any academic or personal library.
- Year: 2020
- ISBN: 9780198847199
- Condition: Good
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