Atlas of the European Novel by Franco Moretti (Farsi)

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"Franco Moretti's groundbreaking work, 'Atlas of the European Novel: 1800-1900,' delves into the captivating intersection of literature and geography. This pioneering study offers a fresh perspective on the European novel by employing a series of one hundred maps to illuminate the geographical assumptions embedded in nineteenth-century novels. Moretti explores the spatial dimensions of particular authors and genres across the continent, revealing how a well-crafted map can pose new questions and unveil connections previously overlooked. The Atlas unveils hidden city structures and explores diverse fictional landscapes. The final chapter examines "narrative markets," revealing book popularity in Victorian Britain and tracking the European spread of classics like Don Quixote and Buddenbrooks.