Allemarnsrätten. In and Out of the City (and the Novel)
Abstract
Starting from a corpus of Italian short stories and novels published in the last fifteen years, the essay explores the relationship between writing and slow mobility, reconstructing narrative paths that reveal the hostile, discriminating and coercive dimension of the urban and extra-urban territory, thus renewing the critical and performative function of the literary act.
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