Vol. 5 No. 1 (2014): Perceived Peripherality and Places Images: The City, the Region, the Border

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17742/IMAGE.periph.5-1

Published: 2014-04-28

Articles

• INTRODUCTION | PERCEIVED PERIPHERALITY AND PLACES IMAGES: THE CITY, THE REGION, THE BORDER

  Susan Ingram

  4-9

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• KANAK IMAGINARIES: A SENSE OF PLACE IN THE WORK OF DÉWÉ GÖRÖDÉ

  Raylene Ramsay

  10-24

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• A PLACE TO STAND: LAND AND WATER IN MĀORI FILM

  Deborah Walker-Morrison

  25-47

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• BLACK WOOL AND VINTAGE SHOES: THE WELLINGTON LOOK

  Felicity Perry

  48-66

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• IMAGINING PLACE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF HOW CULTURAL OUTSIDERS AND INSIDERS RECEIVE FICTIONAL REPRESENTATIONS OF PLACE IN CARYL FÉREY’S UTU

  Ellen Carter

  67-80

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• NZ@FRANKFURT: IMAGINING NEW ZEALAND’S GUEST OF HONOUR PRESENTATION AT THE 2012 FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF LITERARY TRANSLATION

  Angela Kölling

  81-99

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• FILMSTADT IN THE VORSTADT: LOCATIONALITY IN THE FILMMAKING PRACTICE OF MIHÁLY/ MICHAEL KERTÉSZ/ CURTIZ

  Susan Ingram

  100-112

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• HIGH-RISE ZHIVAGO

  Elena Siemens

  113-121

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• IT’S A KIND OF MAGIC: SITUATING NOSTALGIA FOR TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND THE OCCULT IN GUY RITCHIE’S SHERLOCK HOLMES

  Markus Reisenleitner

  122-134

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Dialogues

• URBAN SPACES, EVERYDAY LIFE AND THE EYE OF HISTORY | AN INTERVIEW WITH KATRINA SARK

  Martin Parrott

  161-166

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• LES ESPACES URBAINS, LA VIE QUOTIDIENNE, ET L’OEIL DE L’HISTOIRE

  Martin Parrott

  154-160

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