Lukács’s Literary Cartography: Spatiality, Cognitive Mapping, and The Theory of the Novel

Mediations 29 (2) (2016)
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Abstract

The Theory of the Novel, as it attempts to stitch back together the modern world in a pale imitation of the totality available to the Greek epics, is a project of literary cartography: of cognitive mapping. Robert Tally’s periodization of The Theory of the Novel has its own utopian impulse: cognitive mapping is a way of imagining new worlds and new spaces previously unavailable.

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