James Thurgill is a Specially Appointed Associate Professor in the Department of English Language at the University of Tokyo, Japan. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

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• AcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsExordiumIntroductionLiterary GeographyApproaching FolkloreGeography and FolkloreFolklore and GeographyTōno MonogatariStructureInterspatialityFrom Spatiality to InterspatialityInterspatiality and folkloreTōno Monogatari: An InterspatialityNarrating NuminosityHingesCoalescenceThe Spatial HingeLocating HingesOstensionOstension, Narrative, SpatialityTōno Monogatari and Conditioned OstensionContoursContoursGeobiographismTōno Monogatari: Memory and LandscapesConstellationsRegionFolklore and RegionFolklore’s ConstellationsEcotypesThe EcotypeLiterary Geography and the EcotypeTōno Monogatari as EcotypeScribingMore-than-textual geographies?InscribingDescribingEncountersIntra-textual EncountersAn on the Ground ApproachSitesLoops: A PostscriptFolklore LoopsThe Tōno Monogatari Loop(s)IterationsFuture CyclesBibliography

James Thurgill is a Specially Appointed Associate Professor in the Department of English Language at the University of Tokyo, Japan. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

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• AcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsExordiumIntroductionLiterary GeographyApproaching FolkloreGeography and FolkloreFolklore and GeographyTōno MonogatariStructureInterspatialityFrom Spatiality to InterspatialityInterspatiality and folkloreTōno Monogatari: An InterspatialityNarrating NuminosityHingesCoalescenceThe Spatial HingeLocating HingesOstensionOstension, Narrative, SpatialityTōno Monogatari and Conditioned OstensionContoursContoursGeobiographismTōno Monogatari: Memory and LandscapesConstellationsRegionFolklore and RegionFolklore’s ConstellationsEcotypesThe EcotypeLiterary Geography and the EcotypeTōno Monogatari as EcotypeScribingMore-than-textual geographies?InscribingDescribingEncountersIntra-textual EncountersAn on the Ground ApproachSitesLoops: A PostscriptFolklore LoopsThe Tōno Monogatari Loop(s)IterationsFuture CyclesBibliography

James Thurgill is a Specially Appointed Associate Professor in the Department of English Language at the University of Tokyo, Japan. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

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• AcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsExordiumIntroductionLiterary GeographyApproaching FolkloreGeography and FolkloreFolklore and GeographyTōno MonogatariStructureInterspatialityFrom Spatiality to InterspatialityInterspatiality and folkloreTōno Monogatari: An InterspatialityNarrating NuminosityHingesCoalescenceThe Spatial HingeLocating HingesOstensionOstension, Narrative, SpatialityTōno Monogatari and Conditioned OstensionContoursContoursGeobiographismTōno Monogatari: Memory and LandscapesConstellationsRegionFolklore and RegionFolklore’s ConstellationsEcotypesThe EcotypeLiterary Geography and the EcotypeTōno Monogatari as EcotypeScribingMore-than-textual geographies?InscribingDescribingEncountersIntra-textual EncountersAn on the Ground ApproachSitesLoops: A PostscriptFolklore LoopsThe Tōno Monogatari Loop(s)IterationsFuture CyclesBibliography