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The Textual Life Of Airports Reading The Culture Of Flight Reprint Christopher Schaberg

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The Textual Life Of Airports Reading The Culture Of Flight Reprint Christopher Schaberg instant download after payment.

Publisher: Bloomsbury

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.25 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Christopher Schaberg

ISBN: 9781441189684, 1441189688

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: Reprint

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The Textual Life Of Airports Reading The Culture Of Flight Reprint Christopher Schaberg by Christopher Schaberg 9781441189684, 1441189688 instant download after payment.

This is a book about airport stories. It is about common narratives of airports that circulate in everyday life, and about the secret stories of airports-the strange or hidden narratives that do not always fit into,standard ideas of these in-between places. Tales of near disaster, endless delays, dramatic weather shifts, a lost bag that suddenly appears-such stories are familiar accounts of a place that seems to thrive on and recycle its own mythologies.

The Textual Life of Airports,shows how airports demand to be read. Working at the intersection of literary studies and cultural theory, Schaberg tracks airport stories in American literature, as well as in a range of visual texts (film,airport art, magazine illustrations). It accounts for how airports appear in literature throughout the twentieth-century, while also examining the influx of airport figures in markedly post-9/11 literature and culture. These literary and cultural representations work together to form "the textual life of airports."