In this volume, scholars from a wide range of fields within the humanities explore the links between space and place and their relation to cultural expression. This collection shows that a focus on the spatial can help elucidate important facets of symbolic expression and cultural production, whether it be literature, music, dance, films, or art.

Introduction: The ' 'Spatio-Cultural Dimension ' ': Overview and a Proposed Framework; Bill Richardson1. Space, Time and the Articulation of a Place in the World: The Philosophical Context; Felix Ó Murchadha2. Symbol, Situatedness, and the Individuality of Literary Space; Bill Richardson3. Bridging Gaps; Building Bridges: Spatial Metaphors, Symbolic Expression, and Pedagogy; Christiane Schönfeld and Ulf Strohmayer4. Spatiality, Place and Displacement in Two Gaelic Songs; Lillis Ó Laoire5. Lips in Language and Space: Imaginary Places in James Dawson ' 's Australian Aborigines; Paul Carter6. The Space of Language and the Place of Literature; Paolo Bartoloni7. Dreaming Well-Being into Being: Dualities of Virtual-Actual Communities; Karen Le Rossignol8. Between a Rock and No Place: Ursula Meier ' 's Home; Conn Holohan9. Op weg naar Broxeele: the Production of Shared Spaces; Catherine Emerson10. The Politics of Space: Poetical Dwelling and the Occupation of Poetry; Miles KennedyConclusion: Mapping, not the Map; Bill Richardson