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Studies in Travel Writing

Studies in Travel Writing - No. 3, 1999
'Britain Explored: Britons Exploring'
edited by Susan Bassnett and Tim Youngs

• Susan Bassnett "Preface"
• Susan Bassnett "Travel Writing within British Studies"
• Geoffrey Moorhouse "The Inward Journey, The Outward Passage: A Literary Balancing Act"
• Jurgen Schlaeger "Parallel Explorations"
• Robert Mayhew "The Denominational Politics of Travel Writing: The Case of Tory Anglicans in the 1770s"
• Alice Hiller "The Perverse Tourism of Captain Basil Hall"
• Hisaaki Yamanouchi "The Spleen of London 1900-1902: A Japanese Writer's Encounter with Late Victorian English Culture"
• Sadik Rddad "Agency Relocated: Hybridity and Resistance in Some British Travel Accounts on Morocco"
• John Hatcher "Lonely Planet, Crowded World: Alex Garland's The Beach"
• Susan Bassnett "Interview with Colin Thubron"
• Pia Sillanpaa Work-in-Progress: "Turning Their Steps to Some Fresh and Less-Frequented Field": Victorian and Edwardian Sporting Gentlemen in Mid-Scandinavia

• Short Reviews: Casey Blanton, Travel Writing; Patrick Holland and Graham Huggan, Tourists with Typewriters (Alasdair Pettinger); Robert Hughes, Barcelona (Arthur Terry); Gesa Mackenthun, Metaphors of Dispossession (David Murray); Clara Vyvyan, The Ladies, the Twich'in, and the Rat (M Susan Birkwood); Kerin Hansson (ed), Journeys, Myths and the Age of Travel (Stephen Donovan); Deirdre Coleman (ed), Maiden Voyages and Infant Colonies (Elizabeth Hagglund); Katherine Govier (ed), Without a Guide (Sara Mills); Tim Fulford and Peter J Kitson (eds), Romanticism and Colonialism (Anthony Lake).

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