Space and culture.
Examines the cultural perceptions of space. Examination of the spatial relations between parts of the body and space; Reference to spatial indications built into language; Details on the bond between space and time; Information on open space; Reference to the Anglo-Saxon poems `The Wide Traveler,'...
| Published in: | New Literary History Vol. 29; no. 3; pp. 551 - 573 |
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Johns Hopkins University Press
Summer98
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