Spatial Imaginaries
Historical discourses of space, critical cartography, and the cultural production of place.
Researching how literature and culture imagine, map, and transform space.
I am a postdoctoral researcher in American Studies at Leipzig University. My work explores cartography, mobility, borders, and imperial imaginaries across American literature and culture. My research interests also extend to digital humanities, visual culture, film, horror, and game studies.
The project examines how transoceanic and archipelagic imaginaries shaped U.S. imperial expansion and literary culture at the turn of the twentieth century.
Historical discourses of space, critical cartography, and the cultural production of place.
Archipelagic and island studies, mobility, borders, U.S. empire, and globalization.
Intersections of popular and digital culture, with particular interests in horror and game studies.
De Gruyter
Open accessJournal of Transnational American Studies.
Open accessA selected corpus of works, 1880–1940.
Explore the corpus12th International Biennial Conference on American Studies
Akaki Tsereteli State University, Kutaisi, Georgia
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