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travel writing by women in Victorian England -
Women travel writers and the language of aesthetics
1716 - 1818 -
Forgiving the boundaries
home as abroad in American travel writing -
Images of central Europe in travelogues and fiction by North American writers
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Henry James and the art of nonfiction
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Voyages in print
English travel to America, 1576 - 1624 -
"Full of unprobable lies"
Gulliver's Travels und die Reiseliteratur vor 1726 -
Travellers' tales, real and imaginary, in the Hispanic world and its literature
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The rhetoric of empire
colonial discourse in journalism, travel writing, and imperial administration -
Loneliness and time
the story of British travel writing -
American travel narratives as a literary genre from 1542 to 1832
the art of a perpetual journey -
Le discours sur l'autre
à travers quatre récits de voyage en Orient -
Die Darstellung der Fremde im englischen Palästina-Reisebericht des 19. Jahrhunderts
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The teller of tales
in search of Robert Louis Stevenson -
Travel and drama in Shakespeare's time
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Romance of the road
the literature of the American highway -
Home and harem
nation, gender, empire and the cultures of travel -
Naming properties
nominal reference in travel writings by Bashō and Sora, Johnson and Boswell -
Telling time
clocks, diaries, and English diurnal form, 1660 - 1785 -
Mapping wild gardens
the symbolic conquest of South Africa -
Raccontare gli altri
lo sguardo e la scrittura nei libri di viaggio e nella letteratura etnografica -
West meets East
Klassiker der britischen Orient-Reiseliteratur -
Voyages
real and imaginary, personal and collective ; selected proceedings of the 20th annual conference of the Association for Canadian Studies organized jointly with the Association for Canadian and Quebec Literatures and held at Carleton University, Ottawa, June 4 and 5, 1993 -
Le discours du voyageur
pour une histoire littéraire du récit de voyage en France, du Moyen Âge au XVIIIe siècle -
Road-book America
contemporary culture and the new picaresque