Politics and Space/Time¶
Massey, D. (1992). Politics and Space/Time.
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- Chronotope
- . Film studies — chronotope analysis ported to cinematic genre with sustained traction (Stam's frontier-Western, noir's nocturnal city, the road movie's open highway). Humanistic and feminist geography — the geographers' argument that space and time cannot be treated as separable (Massey), which the chronotope anticipates
This sourceMassey's argument that space and time are inextricably interwoven and must be thought of together as space-time, made without reference to Bakhtin's chronotope.
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- . Film studies — chronotope analysis ported to cinematic genre with sustained traction (Stam's frontier-Western, noir's nocturnal city, the road movie's open highway). Humanistic and feminist geography — the geographers' argument that space and time cannot be treated as separable (Massey), which the chronotope anticipates
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