Talking about space in literature and linguistics is a major challenge, not only for experts in the field of the humanities, but also for the broader public, searching for orientation clues on the vast book market. This volume offers a selection of studies which, even though reliant on shared instruments, apply these to different geographical spaces, uniting along an imaginary axis the East and the West, advancing challenging, serious and innovative analyses of prose, dramatic and film texts, belonging to literatures from various countries, but also references to the phenomenon of migration se.

• Table of Contents
• Contributors
• Introduction
• Spatial Readings
• “You So Glorious, Me So Obscure”
• The Romanian Inter-War Novel
• Jews, Time and Space
• Literary Geography “Avant La Lettre”
• Linguistic Landscapes
• The Impact of Romanian Migration on the Linguistic Landscape of Spain
• Translation of Greek Space in Romanian Fiction
• Constructing a “Third Place” in Teaching Romanian as a Second Language for Multilingual Classrooms
• Performance Space
• The Ocean as the Other
• Romeo Castellucci’s Inferno
• How Do You (Still) Like Shakespeare?