Fear of Displacement: Disruption in Place Attachment in Don DeLillo’s White Noise

Spatial criticism is an attempt to study environmental literature to demonstrate relationships between physical spaces and identity. Place attachment is a concept of environmental psychology that deals with the emotional bonds between individuals and the environment in which they feel secure. It is...

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Published in:	Anafora
Main Authors:	Naghmeh Fazlzadeh, Nasser Motallebzadeh, Nasser Dashtpeyma
Format:	Article
Language:	German
Published:	University of Osijek 2021-01-01
Subjects:	place attachment, disruption in place attachment, trauma, cyberspace, Don DeLillo, White Noise
Online Access:	https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/376688

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