Placental Language: getting lost as part of re-search-ing

Majena Mafe

doi:10.17613/6xvfw-dqc08

July 21, 2026Open Access

Placental Language: getting lost as part of re-search-ing

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The aim is to explore the interplay of language and the concept of getting lost through theoretical frameworks.
Analyzes the themes of language play in literature.
Interprets concepts from Bachelard's and Solnit's works.
Examines how these elements contribute to an understanding of space.
Highlights the relevance of language play in understanding human experience.
Demonstrates the connections between intimacy and spatial awareness in literary contexts.

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Essay examines language play and the concept of getting lost, highlighting connections to Bachelard and Solnit's works.

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Serious language play re research, plied alongside Gaston Bachelard's intimacy of roundness, from his Poetics of Space and Rebecca Solnit's, A Field Guide to Getting Lost.

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