Movement and Identity in Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl: Utilizing StoryMap JS to Track Literary Spaces

My previous blog post discussed the significance of literary places and the uses of narrative setting to establish character and suspense in Gillian Flynn’s 2012 novel Gone Girl. As I originally quoted, Franco Moretti has asserted that literary maps enable literary scholars to ascertain “’emerging’ qualities, which were not visible at the lower level,” the lower […]

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