<b>Homecoming: Returning to Italo Calvino’s</b> <i>Invisible Cities</i> after 50 Years

Abstract The articles in this special collection are a tribute to Italo Calvino and a work of fiction that has not lost its power to fascinate readers and scholars for over half a century. This special issue draws attention to how this very short work of fiction continues to serve as a source of inspiration for geographers, as well as for scholars all across the humanities and social sciences.

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Miscellanea Geographica
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/mgrsd-2023-0051
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Italian Literature and Culture
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Homecoming: Returning to Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities after 50 Years

Maoz Azaryahu, Kenneth E. Foote
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Homecoming: Returning to Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities after 50 Years

Maoz Azaryahu, Kenneth E. Foote
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Abstract The articles in this special collection are a tribute to Italo Calvino and a work of fiction that has not lost its power to fascinate readers and scholars for over half a century. This special issue draws attention to how this very short work of fiction continues to serve as a source of inspiration for geographers, as well as for scholars all across the humanities and social sciences.

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