Cartographies of Culture

Contents: Inga Bryden: Mapping the Urban Sensorium; Marking the «Non-u-Mental» - Marcin Mazurek: Redefining Navigation: Urban Congestion vs. Off-Road Encounters - Iwona Kurz: A City Map as a Construct of Memory. An Example - the 1944 Uprising in Contemporary Warsaw - Radoslaw Poczykowski: Hand Drawn Memory - How to Read a Mental Map? - Michal Libera: Auditive Notion of Memory in 15 Seconds - Lisa Gabbert: Hybridities, New Authenticities, Power: An Ethnographic Example of a Local Heritage Site - Marusa Pusnik: Disciplined Memories of a Nation: Remembrance and Museum's Narratives - Gregor Starc: Skiing and Football in the Slovenian National Mnemonic Scheme - Anna Chromik-Krzykawska: Policing the Boundaries: The Spatial Practices of the Body - Liza Potvin: Remembering It in Our Bones: Marie Clements' Burning Vision - Katarzyna Kociolek: Winning Over Space - Black British Visual Arts Debate in Selected Writings by E. Chambers, R. Araeen, and K. Mercer - Aneta Zacharz: Mirror Re-mirrored - On the Reflection of the Self - Maciej Nowak: Toward the Beauty of Inhabitable Spaces. Classicists against the «Fantastick» Speculations of Reason - Justyna Wierzchowska: The Myth-making Function of Discourse on the Meaning of Abstract. Expressionism in the Cold War Period - Mary Modeen: Distancing and Foregrounding: Visual Art, Memory and Place - Anthony Barker: Time, Space and Police Procedure in The Silence of the Lambs (1991) and Fargo (1996).

Wojciech Kalaga is Professor of Literary Theory and English Literature at the University of Silesia (Poland). He is editor-in-chief of the journal Er(r)go and has published widely on literary and cultural theory.
Marzena Kubisz is Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies at the same university. Her publications include Strategies of Resistance, Body, Identity and Representation in Western Culture and papers on cultural theory and the sociology of the body.