United States: Landscape As Narrative, Narrative As Landscape

United States: Landscape As Narrative, Narrative As Landscape Theresa S. Smith, and Jill M. Fiore, 2010   In lieu of an abstract, here is a preview of the article.   In his interpretive essay on Linda Hogan's Solar Storms, Geoffrey Stacks calls the novel a "defiant cartography, one that is historically rooted in indigenous culture, narrative in nature, and connected to the land and therefore able to resist rather than assist colonization" (161). Through mapping land, individual healing and...

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