Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Reading Space in the Trilogy
- 1 Roots and Routes to Utopia: Imagined Geographies in Isabel Allende’s Fictional Universe
- 2 Literary Geographies, Borderlands, and the Boundaries of Identity
- 3 Mapping Ethnicity: Race, Class, and Mobility in the Trilogy’s Newer Narratives
- 4 La casa de los espíritus: Navigating Socio-Political Borderlands in House and Nation
- 5 Gendered Spaces and Border Crossings: Body/Space in the Trilogy
- 6 Transcendent Spaces: Writing and Photography in the Trilogy
- Conclusions: Allende’s Contested Universe
- Bibliography
- Index
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Reading Space in the Trilogy
- 1 Roots and Routes to Utopia: Imagined Geographies in Isabel Allende’s Fictional Universe
- 2 Literary Geographies, Borderlands, and the Boundaries of Identity
- 3 Mapping Ethnicity: Race, Class, and Mobility in the Trilogy’s Newer Narratives
- 4 La casa de los espíritus: Navigating Socio-Political Borderlands in House and Nation
- 5 Gendered Spaces and Border Crossings: Body/Space in the Trilogy
- 6 Transcendent Spaces: Writing and Photography in the Trilogy
- Conclusions: Allende’s Contested Universe
- Bibliography
- Index
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- Isabel Allende's House of the Spirits TrilogyNarrative Geographies, pp. v - viPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2010