Hooper, Glenn 　著

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Contents: Introduction, Glenn Hooper and Tim Youngs; Defining travel: on the travel book, travel writing, and terminology, Jan Borm; 'As mannerly and civil as any of Europe': early modern travel writing and the exploration of the English self, Helga Quadflieg; 'Not absolutely a native, nor entirely a stranger': the Journeys of Anne Grant, Betty Hagglund; The Saxon in Ireland: John Hervey Ashworth on the emigrant trail, Glenn Hooper; Animals as figures of otherness in Victorian narratives of travel in Brittany, 1840-95, Jean-Yves Le Disez; 'The silent language of the face': the perception of indigenous difference in travel writing about the Caribbean, Peter Hulme; Night train to Belo Horizonte: South American travels, Erdmute Wenzel White; Between gender and genre: the travels of Estella Canziani, Loredana Polezzi; Varieties of nostalgia in contemporary travel writing, Patrick Holland and Graham Huggan; Mediaeval travel in postcolonial times: Amitav Ghosh's In an Antique Land, Padmini Mongia; Where are we going? Cross-border approaches to travel writing, Tim Youngs; Select Bibliography; Index.