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Routledge Spatial Humanities Series
This series explores how considerations of space and place, both geographical and metaphorical, are shaping innovative scholarship in the humanities. It represents a bridging of disciplines, with history, archaeology, literary studies, religious studies, and cultural studies, among others, now taking up theories and approaches associated most often with geography and the social sciences. Books in the series explore theoretical, methodological, technological, and applied issues, such as deep mapping, immersive geographies, experiential and emotional spatial worlds, and time-space linkages.
We are actively inviting proposals. If you would like to discuss a future project please contact the Series Editors and the Commissioning Editor, Faye Leerink, faye.leerink@tandf.co.uk.