Literary Second Cities

<p>1.&nbsp;The Second City in Literary Urban Studies: Methods, Approaches, Key Thematics -&nbsp;Jason Finch, Lieven Ameel and Markku Salmela.- 2. &nbsp;World Cities and Second Cities: Imagining Growth and Hybridity in Modern Literature -&nbsp;Bart Keunen.- 3.&nbsp;Comic Novel, City Novel: David Lodge and Jonathan Coe Reinterpreted by Birmingham -&nbsp;Jason Finch.- 4.&nbsp;‘A Sort of Second London in Every Thing but Vitiousness’: Bristol in Eighteenth-Century Poetry, 1700–50 -&nbsp;Adam Borch.- 5.&nbsp;Cities within a Second City: The Case of Literary Tartu -&nbsp;Mart Velsker and Ene-Reet Soovik.- 6.&nbsp;Still Learning from Las Vegas: Imagining America’s Urban Other -&nbsp;Markku Salmela.- 7.&nbsp;The Capital of Otherness: A Geocritical Exploration of Diyarbakır, Turkey -&nbsp;Francesco Marilungo.- 8.&nbsp;Narva: A Literary Border Town -&nbsp;Elle-Mari Talivee.- 9.&nbsp;Riku Korhonen’s&nbsp;Kahden ja yhden yön tarinoita&nbsp;as Reflection on the Suburban Fragmentation of Community -&nbsp;Lieven Ameel and Tuomas Juntunen.- 10.&nbsp;“Away from here to Tjottahejti”: Spatial and Sexual (Re-)Orientation in Places of Secondariness in Contemporary Swedish Fiction -&nbsp;Sophie Wennerscheid.- 11.&nbsp;Moving beyond Venice: Literary Landscapes of Movement in Northern Italy’s “Diffused City” -&nbsp;Giada Peterle.- 12.&nbsp;Second to None: Literary Geographies of Second Cities -&nbsp;Marc Brosseau.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p>