Throughout human history routes concentrated, funneled, and mixed human experience. On them moved books, scrolls and art, in addition to armies, ambassadorial entourages, slaves, brides and pilgrims. The interaction of people on routes generated surprising innovations in ideas, religions, art, technology and cuisine. The book analyzes four types of routes: river, pilgrimage, imperial and trade, Each chapter features a memoir of an actual traveler (in addition tosongs, myths and stores) to explore the mental expectations and cognitive geography of a route.
Throughout human history routes concentrated, funneled, and mixed human experience. On them moved books, scrolls and art, in addition to armies, ambassadorial entourages, slaves, brides and pilgrims. The interaction of people on routes generated surprising innovations in ideas, religions, art, technology and cuisine. The book analyzes four types of routes: river, pilgrimage, imperial and trade, Each chapter features a memoir of an actual traveler (in addition tosongs, myths and stores) to explore the mental expectations and cognitive geography of a route.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gordon T. Stewart is professor Emeritus of World History and British Empire History at the State University of Michigan. His two most recent books are JUTE AND EMPIRE. THE CALCUTTA JUTE WALLAHS AND THE LANDSCAPES OF EMPIRE (Manchester University Press, 1998), and JOURNEYS TO EMPIRE. ENLIGHTENMENT, IMPERIALISM, AND THE BRITISH ENCOUNTER WITH TIBET 1774-1904 (Cambridge University Press, 2009). He has written articles on a variety of topics from charismatic leadership in religious revivals to the relationship between mountaineering and empire for a range of international professional journals including PAST & PRESENT, COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY, HISTOIRE SOCIALE/ SOCIAL HISTORY, JOURNAL OF SPORTS HISTORY, and HISTORY TODAY. To give a sense of his current research he has a forthcoming article to be published in the JOURNAL OF WORLD HISTORY titled "1774: The Scottish Enlightenment Meets the Tibetan Enlightenment", a forthcoming chapter in the Oxford University Press series New Directions in the History of Exploration on "European Exploration in Central Asia", and a book chapter on comparative urban history "Endgame for Jute: Dundee and Calcutta 1890-2000."1998), and JOURNEYS TO EMPIRE. ENLIGHTENMENT, IMPERIALISM, AND THE BRITISH ENCOUNTER WITH TIBET 1774-1904 (Cambridge University Press, 2009). He has written articles on a variety of topics from charismatic leadership in religious revivals to the relationship between mountaineering and empire for a range of international professional journals including PAST & PRESENT, COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY, HISTOIRE SOCIALE/ SOCIAL HISTORY, JOURNAL OF SPORTS HISTORY, and HISTORY TODAY. To give a sense of his current research he has a forthcoming article to be published in the JOURNAL OF WORLD HISTORY titled "1774: The Scottish Enlightenment Meets the Tibetan Enlightenment", a forthcoming chapter in the Oxford University Press series New Directions in the History of Exploration on "European Exploration in Central Asia", and a book chapter on comparative urban history "Endgame for Jute: Dundee and Calcutta 1890-2000."
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* Acknowledgements Introduction River Routes Introduction Rhine Nile Mississippi Pilgrimage Routes Introduction The Silk Road: By Land and Sea Santiago De Compostela The Hajj Tribute Routes Introduction Appian Way Grand Canal Inca Route Trade Routes Introduction Indian Ocean Trans-Sahara Erie Canal Conclusions Index About the Author
* Acknowledgements Introduction River Routes Introduction Rhine Nile Mississippi Pilgrimage Routes Introduction The Silk Road: By Land and Sea Santiago De Compostela The Hajj Tribute Routes Introduction Appian Way Grand Canal Inca Route Trade Routes Introduction Indian Ocean Trans-Sahara Erie Canal Conclusions Index About the Author
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