Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2019

Publication Title

Brasil/Brazil

Abstract

This essay has as its focus the interweaving of immigrant life stories and layers of human spaces in Adriana Lisboa’s novel Hanói (2013). Relying on Ana Martins Marques’ map-bending poems from Cartografias and on Doreen Massey’s geographical concepts of “multiple trajectories” and “spheres of dynamic simultaneity” articulated in For Space, I analyze the sense of place in the novel, as well as the presence of elements denoting belonging, displacement and un-belonging, especially from the point of view of the two main characters and their interconnecting, yet disparate, worlds.

Keywords

Belonging, Displacement, Spheres of simultaneity, Adriana Lisboa

Volume

32

Issue

60

ISSN

2526-4885

Comments

Archived as published.

Published under Open Journal Systems (OJS) in Brasil/Brazil

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