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Professor Sally Bushell explores new ways of understanding the spatial meaning of literary texts, drawing on cartography, geography, and the digital .

Professor Bushell specialises in nineteenth-century Literature (Romantic and Victorian) with a particular interest in spatial and material forms of interpretation. Her traditional disciplinary expertise is in Wordsworth and in the study and interpretation of manuscripts. However, she is also interested in the Digital and Spatial Humanities and in new ways of understanding the spatial meaning of literary texts. She is Principal Investigator on two digital projects that explore such questions: Chronotopic Cartographies and Litcraft.