This volume explores and historicizes the phenomenon of 'microtravel', a term coined to designate slower journeys within a limited radius which allow, and sometimes necessitate, new forms of experiencing the world. The chapters study travelogues that recalibrate the scale of journeying, with travellers slowing down their journeys and readjusting their relationship to the proximate and nearby.
This volume explores and historicizes the phenomenon of 'microtravel', a term coined to designate slower journeys within a limited radius which allow, and sometimes necessitate, new forms of experiencing the world. The chapters study travelogues that recalibrate the scale of journeying, with travellers slowing down their journeys and readjusting their relationship to the proximate and nearby.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Charles Forsdick is James Barrow Professor of French at the University of Liverpool; Zoë Kinsley is Associate Professor of English Literature at Liverpool Hope University; Kathryn Walchester is Reader and Subject Leader for English at Liverpool John Moores University.
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Notes on Contributors Microtravel: An Introduction Charles Forsdick, Zoë Kinsley and Kathryn Walchester Section 1. Confinement and Immobility How to Travel in Monastic Confinement: An Imaginary Journey to the New World Joëlle Weis The Nile, Immortality and the Body in Lucy Duff Gordon's Letters from Egypt Sally Abed A Slow Boat to Indochina: Immobility and Micro-movements on the Road to Indochina Gábor Gelléri No Going Back: Interrupted Journeys and Identity Crisis in Marie Ndiaye Carole Delaitre Section 2. Deceleration and Pedestrianism Friedrich Engels Travels in a Chimney Jayson Althofer 'I Wanted to Think, Write, Stay or Move on at My Own Speed and Unencumbered': Pedestrian Rites of Passage in Patrick Leigh Fermor's A Time of Gifts Béatrice Blanchet 'Foot foundered and broken down': Painful Pedestrianism in John Clare's 'Journey out of Essex' Zoë Kinsley Section 3. Palimpsestic Travel Elegy for the Living: Travels in Guyana with Michael Swan and Wilson Harris Patricia Murray Back to Base: Palimpsest Travel in the Black Country Geopark R. M. Francis Observed and Reflected: Women Tourists, Microtravel and Souvenirs, 1750-1830 Emma Gleadhill Section 4. Microspection and Microsound 'This Is a Place Where We Should Like to Have Lived': The Garden As 'Dwelling Place' in Dorothy Wordsworth's Travel Writing Kathryn Walchester In a Sound World: On Microaudition As a Mode of Microtravel Charles Forsdick 'The echo of great spaces traversed': Microaudition and Vertical Travel in In Search of Lost Time Eleanor Lischka Index
Notes on Contributors Microtravel: An Introduction Charles Forsdick, Zoë Kinsley and Kathryn Walchester Section 1. Confinement and Immobility How to Travel in Monastic Confinement: An Imaginary Journey to the New World Joëlle Weis The Nile, Immortality and the Body in Lucy Duff Gordon's Letters from Egypt Sally Abed A Slow Boat to Indochina: Immobility and Micro-movements on the Road to Indochina Gábor Gelléri No Going Back: Interrupted Journeys and Identity Crisis in Marie Ndiaye Carole Delaitre Section 2. Deceleration and Pedestrianism Friedrich Engels Travels in a Chimney Jayson Althofer 'I Wanted to Think, Write, Stay or Move on at My Own Speed and Unencumbered': Pedestrian Rites of Passage in Patrick Leigh Fermor's A Time of Gifts Béatrice Blanchet 'Foot foundered and broken down': Painful Pedestrianism in John Clare's 'Journey out of Essex' Zoë Kinsley Section 3. Palimpsestic Travel Elegy for the Living: Travels in Guyana with Michael Swan and Wilson Harris Patricia Murray Back to Base: Palimpsest Travel in the Black Country Geopark R. M. Francis Observed and Reflected: Women Tourists, Microtravel and Souvenirs, 1750-1830 Emma Gleadhill Section 4. Microspection and Microsound 'This Is a Place Where We Should Like to Have Lived': The Garden As 'Dwelling Place' in Dorothy Wordsworth's Travel Writing Kathryn Walchester In a Sound World: On Microaudition As a Mode of Microtravel Charles Forsdick 'The echo of great spaces traversed': Microaudition and Vertical Travel in In Search of Lost Time Eleanor Lischka Index
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