Mandeville's Travails challenges the less than serious stereotyping of travel as both genre and theoretical framework. Instead, and by examining the position of travel, a deeper sense of the human species can be appreciated beyond the displaced borders of language, ritual, and culture.
Mandeville's Travails challenges the less than serious stereotyping of travel as both genre and theoretical framework. Instead, and by examining the position of travel, a deeper sense of the human species can be appreciated beyond the displaced borders of language, ritual, and culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Francis Tobienne, Jr. (Ph.D., PURDUE) is professor of literature, writing, and humanities in the department of English at South University, Tampa and Senior Dalí Research Fellow at the Salvador Dalí Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida. Dr. Tobienne is the author of The Position of Magic in Selected Medieval Spanish Texts (2008), and the editor of Occultus: the Hidden and Macabre in Literature and Film (2016).
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Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction One Travel as Ideological Belief Two Problems, Observations, and Memory Three Regularities and Hypothesis Four Recorded Experiment and Reproducibility Five (A) Heuristic Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction One Travel as Ideological Belief Two Problems, Observations, and Memory Three Regularities and Hypothesis Four Recorded Experiment and Reproducibility Five (A) Heuristic Bibliography Index About the Author
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