Politics, Identity, and Mobility in Travel Writing
Herausgeber: Cabañas, Miguel A; Salles-Reese, Veronica; Dubino, Jeanne
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Politics, Identity, and Mobility in Travel Writing
Herausgeber: Cabañas, Miguel A; Salles-Reese, Veronica; Dubino, Jeanne
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This collection examines the intersections between the personal and the political in travel writing, and the dialectic between mobility and stasis, via an analysis of cases across geographical and historical boundaries. Essays explore the ways in which travel texts represent actual political conditions and thus engage in discussions about nation
This collection examines the intersections between the personal and the political in travel writing, and the dialectic between mobility and stasis, via an analysis of cases across geographical and historical boundaries. Essays explore the ways in which travel texts represent actual political conditions and thus engage in discussions about nation
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 163mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367871086
- ISBN-10: 0367871084
- Artikelnr.: 58482730
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 163mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367871086
- ISBN-10: 0367871084
- Artikelnr.: 58482730
Miguel A. Cabañas is Associate Professor of Latin American and Chicano/Latino Studies at Michigan State University, USA. Jeanne Dubino is Professor of English and Global Studies at Appalachian State University, North Carolina, USA. Veronica Salles-Reese is Associate Professor of Spanish at Georgetown University, USA. Gary Totten is Professor and Chair of the English Department at North Dakota State University, USA.
Introduction Miguel A. Cabañas, Jeanne Dubino, Veronica Salles-Reese, and
Gary Totten Part I: Travel and the Politics of Perception 1. "The Pain of
40 Lashes": Anton Chekhov's Sakhalin Island and the Emergence of the
Russian Prison System David G. Farley 2. Traveling Lies: Bruce Chatwin's
In Patagonia and Adrián Giménez Hutton's La Patagonia de Chatwin Miguel A.
Cabañas 3. "Road to Road": Syncretism and the Politics of Identity in M. G.
Vassanji's A Place Within Shizen Ozawa Part II: Gender and Sexuality 4.
Clashing Tastes: European Femininity and Race in Maria Graham's Journal of
a Voyage to Brazil M. Soledad Caballero 5. Exceptional Perspectives:
National Identity in US Women's Travel Accounts of Greece, 1840-1913
Christopher Richter 6. Great Mirrors Shattered: John Whittier Treat and the
Politics of Queer Travels through Gay Japan Mark DeStephano Part III: Race,
Ethnicity, and Otherness 7. "A Herd of Deer Chased by the Hunters": Travel
Writers on the Dilemma of Indian Removal Donald Ross 8. Racial Identity,
Travel, and Music in Philippa Duke Schuyler's Adventures in Black and White
Joyce E. Kelley 9. The Dystopia of Border Crossings in Luis Alberto Urrea's
The Devil's Highway Diana Gumbar Part IV: Empire 10. Traveling to Ithaca
Jonathan S. Burgess 11. Representations of the Near East in Travel Writing
and Conjectural History during the Late Eighteenth Century Pamela M. Barber
12. "picturesque in its motley processions": The Infrastructure of Empire
in Emily Eden's Up the Country Jeanne Dubino 13. Seeing with a New Lens:
Louise Arner Boyd's Polar Expeditions Michele Willman Part V: Travel,
Globalization, and Geopolitic
Gary Totten Part I: Travel and the Politics of Perception 1. "The Pain of
40 Lashes": Anton Chekhov's Sakhalin Island and the Emergence of the
Russian Prison System David G. Farley 2. Traveling Lies: Bruce Chatwin's
In Patagonia and Adrián Giménez Hutton's La Patagonia de Chatwin Miguel A.
Cabañas 3. "Road to Road": Syncretism and the Politics of Identity in M. G.
Vassanji's A Place Within Shizen Ozawa Part II: Gender and Sexuality 4.
Clashing Tastes: European Femininity and Race in Maria Graham's Journal of
a Voyage to Brazil M. Soledad Caballero 5. Exceptional Perspectives:
National Identity in US Women's Travel Accounts of Greece, 1840-1913
Christopher Richter 6. Great Mirrors Shattered: John Whittier Treat and the
Politics of Queer Travels through Gay Japan Mark DeStephano Part III: Race,
Ethnicity, and Otherness 7. "A Herd of Deer Chased by the Hunters": Travel
Writers on the Dilemma of Indian Removal Donald Ross 8. Racial Identity,
Travel, and Music in Philippa Duke Schuyler's Adventures in Black and White
Joyce E. Kelley 9. The Dystopia of Border Crossings in Luis Alberto Urrea's
The Devil's Highway Diana Gumbar Part IV: Empire 10. Traveling to Ithaca
Jonathan S. Burgess 11. Representations of the Near East in Travel Writing
and Conjectural History during the Late Eighteenth Century Pamela M. Barber
12. "picturesque in its motley processions": The Infrastructure of Empire
in Emily Eden's Up the Country Jeanne Dubino 13. Seeing with a New Lens:
Louise Arner Boyd's Polar Expeditions Michele Willman Part V: Travel,
Globalization, and Geopolitic
Introduction Miguel A. Cabañas, Jeanne Dubino, Veronica Salles-Reese, and
Gary Totten Part I: Travel and the Politics of Perception 1. "The Pain of
40 Lashes": Anton Chekhov's Sakhalin Island and the Emergence of the
Russian Prison System David G. Farley 2. Traveling Lies: Bruce Chatwin's
In Patagonia and Adrián Giménez Hutton's La Patagonia de Chatwin Miguel A.
Cabañas 3. "Road to Road": Syncretism and the Politics of Identity in M. G.
Vassanji's A Place Within Shizen Ozawa Part II: Gender and Sexuality 4.
Clashing Tastes: European Femininity and Race in Maria Graham's Journal of
a Voyage to Brazil M. Soledad Caballero 5. Exceptional Perspectives:
National Identity in US Women's Travel Accounts of Greece, 1840-1913
Christopher Richter 6. Great Mirrors Shattered: John Whittier Treat and the
Politics of Queer Travels through Gay Japan Mark DeStephano Part III: Race,
Ethnicity, and Otherness 7. "A Herd of Deer Chased by the Hunters": Travel
Writers on the Dilemma of Indian Removal Donald Ross 8. Racial Identity,
Travel, and Music in Philippa Duke Schuyler's Adventures in Black and White
Joyce E. Kelley 9. The Dystopia of Border Crossings in Luis Alberto Urrea's
The Devil's Highway Diana Gumbar Part IV: Empire 10. Traveling to Ithaca
Jonathan S. Burgess 11. Representations of the Near East in Travel Writing
and Conjectural History during the Late Eighteenth Century Pamela M. Barber
12. "picturesque in its motley processions": The Infrastructure of Empire
in Emily Eden's Up the Country Jeanne Dubino 13. Seeing with a New Lens:
Louise Arner Boyd's Polar Expeditions Michele Willman Part V: Travel,
Globalization, and Geopolitic
Gary Totten Part I: Travel and the Politics of Perception 1. "The Pain of
40 Lashes": Anton Chekhov's Sakhalin Island and the Emergence of the
Russian Prison System David G. Farley 2. Traveling Lies: Bruce Chatwin's
In Patagonia and Adrián Giménez Hutton's La Patagonia de Chatwin Miguel A.
Cabañas 3. "Road to Road": Syncretism and the Politics of Identity in M. G.
Vassanji's A Place Within Shizen Ozawa Part II: Gender and Sexuality 4.
Clashing Tastes: European Femininity and Race in Maria Graham's Journal of
a Voyage to Brazil M. Soledad Caballero 5. Exceptional Perspectives:
National Identity in US Women's Travel Accounts of Greece, 1840-1913
Christopher Richter 6. Great Mirrors Shattered: John Whittier Treat and the
Politics of Queer Travels through Gay Japan Mark DeStephano Part III: Race,
Ethnicity, and Otherness 7. "A Herd of Deer Chased by the Hunters": Travel
Writers on the Dilemma of Indian Removal Donald Ross 8. Racial Identity,
Travel, and Music in Philippa Duke Schuyler's Adventures in Black and White
Joyce E. Kelley 9. The Dystopia of Border Crossings in Luis Alberto Urrea's
The Devil's Highway Diana Gumbar Part IV: Empire 10. Traveling to Ithaca
Jonathan S. Burgess 11. Representations of the Near East in Travel Writing
and Conjectural History during the Late Eighteenth Century Pamela M. Barber
12. "picturesque in its motley processions": The Infrastructure of Empire
in Emily Eden's Up the Country Jeanne Dubino 13. Seeing with a New Lens:
Louise Arner Boyd's Polar Expeditions Michele Willman Part V: Travel,
Globalization, and Geopolitic