Del papel al mapa. Las posibilidades de la georreferenciación en los Estudios Literarios
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https://doi.org/10.5944/rhd.vol.2.2018.22141Keywords:
Humanidades Digitales, Geohumanidades, Humanidades Espaciales, Cartografía Literaria, geoparsing, atlas literarios digitalesAbstract
Este trabajo aborda la aplicación de la georreferenciación a los Estudios Literarios, concretamente al análisis espacial y geográfico del texto literario. En primer lugar, se revisa la historia de la georreferenciación para poner de manifiesto su impacto positivo sobre el estudio de las relaciones entre la Geografía y la Literatura, al posibilitar el diseño de nuevos perfiles de proyectos que, dentro de las Geohumanidades o Humanidades Espaciales, recogen el legado tradicional de la Geografía y la Cartografía Literarias para complementarlo con las recientes aportaciones de las Humanidades Digitales. En segundo lugar, se presentan los principales proyectos actuales que utilizan la georreferenciación.
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