Studies in Travel Writing: Journal
Studies in Travel Writing Vol 2 No (1998)
Published by: Nottingham Trent University
- Reviews of Travel in the Monthly Review, 1749-1758: An Introductory Survey with an Appendix on Travel-Related Books Reviewed by the Monthly Review Elizabeth Hagglund
- Heroic Voyagers and Superstitious Natives: Southey's Imperialist Ideology Tim Fulford
- Explorers' Texts and the Problem of Reactions by Non-Literate Peoples: Some Nineteenth-Century East African Examples Roy Bridges
- The 'Travel Romance' and the Emergence of the Female Tourist Jill Steward
- Culture for Export: Tourism and Autoethnography in Postwar Britain James Buzard
- 'Big John Drunk in Mexico': Jack Kerouac's Failed Traveller in Tristessa R J Ellis
- Driving Around: The Unsettling of Australia Peter Bishop
- Review Essay: Ventriloquists and Wandering Truths David Henige
- Work in Progress: Dissonant Voices: Straits Chinese Appropriation of Colonial Travel Writing Philip Holden
Reviews
- Christopher Bode (ed), West Meets East: Klassiker der britischen Orient-Reiselliteratur (Indira Ghose)
- Jim MacLaughlin, Travellers and Ireland: Whose Country, Whose History? (Glenn Hooper)
- Susannah Clapp, With Chatwin: Portrait of a Writer (Tim Youngs)
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