Graphs, Maps, Trees: Abstract Models for Literary History
Franco Moretti presents graphs, maps, and trees as abstract models for literary history. This concise work considers how visual and structural forms can organize literary materials, reveal relationships, and support new ways of interpreting the development and patterns of literature.
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Graphs, Maps, Trees: Abstract Models for Literary History examines ways of representing literary history through three abstract forms.
Franco Moretti considers graphs, maps, and trees as tools for organizing and interpreting patterns in literature.
The book connects literary study with visual and structural methods, offering a model-based approach to the history of literature.
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