Per una geografia ibrida. A proposito di "Erdkunde" di Marcel Beyer

This essay positions itself within contemporary debates on the representation of geographic space and on ecocritical epistemologies, arguing that the "Kartizitaet"—the map-like discursivity—of "Erdkunde", the poetry collection by Marcel Beyer, unsettles dominant spatiotemporal regimes, thereby rearticulating Eastern European territories through a modality of “hybrid geography” that evokes human suffering as historically connected to the vulnerabilities and agencies of organic and inorganic matter.