Literature and Geography

Literature is a geography of the world that walks and stops everywhere like the history of mankind. In his work, the geosemiotician traces the lines of fertility with the representations of the geosemiotic foci: climate, relief, vegetation, hydrology, mines, fauna, flora, urban and human cartography and scenography, in order to scrutinize the landscape of literature in a reflexive posture, questioning certain paradoxical effects of human action, in the face of the profits that become challenges to the geographical awareness of the "planet-paradise" or to climate justice, pollution of nature and biodiversity.These structural algorithms of the "geosemiotic gesture" reveal the impostures and postures of the actor in the face of the world system, calling for the primacy of reason, according to the values or memories of sustainable development.