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Tim Winton's Pneumatic Materialism.

¹Department of English, University of Bristol, UK.

Interventions (London, England)

|September 28, 2020

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Tim Winton

Keywords:

Breath Cloudstreet Dirt Music Global South Winton, Tim pneuma

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Area of Science:

Literary Studies
Postcolonial Studies
Environmental Humanities

Background:

Tim Winton's novels explore
The concept of
Empire studies often focus on geopolitical boundaries.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze Tim Winton's concept of "pneumatic materialism" in his novels.
To examine how Winton's work engages with uneven development and disrupts North-South distinctions.
To explore the role of "breath" as a substance connecting disparate regions in Winton's depiction of empire.

Main Methods:

Literary analysis of Tim Winton's novels.
Examination of "pneumatic materialism" and its connection to anoxia.
Interrogation of postcolonial theory and concepts of uneven development.

Main Results:

Winton's novels utilize "pneumatic materialism" to explore the somatic effects of empire.
His work challenges traditional South-North divides by focusing on shared atmospheric substances.
The concept of "breath" serves as a key element in understanding empire as relational and borderless.

Conclusions:

Tim Winton's "pneumatic materialism" offers a unique lens for understanding the pervasive and often invisible impacts of empire.
By emphasizing shared atmospheric elements like breath, Winton's novels transcend geographical limitations, revealing empire as a network of relations.
This approach complicates traditional geopolitical analyses and highlights the interconnectedness of human and environmental experiences within imperial contexts.