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• W562299628 abstract "Contents: Joep Leerssen: Between skin and horizon - Luigi Monga: Translating the journey: a literary perspective on truth in cartography - Simone Testa: Travellers' accounts, historians and ambassadors in the sixteenth century - Daniel Carey: Travel, identity, and cultural difference, 1580-1700 - Michael Harrigan: Cabinet and collection in the seventeenth-century 'recit de voyage en Orient' - Michael Crozier Shaw: 'A tour no man will attempt twice': travelling in Spain in the eighteenth century - Darach J. Sanfey: 'Le plaisir d'aller sans savoir ou...': Rousseau on travel - Alison E. Martin: German travel writing and the rhetoric of sensibility: Karl Philipp Moritz's Reisen eines Deutschen in England im Jahr 1782 - Isolde Mueller: Destination modernity: Sophie La Roche's trips through Switzerland (1784), France (1785) and Germany (1792) - David Denby: Enlightenment travel accounts: Constantin de Volney - Tania Manca: Europe discovers one of its islands: Sardinia - Sylvie Kleinman: The accidental tourist: Theobald Wolfe Tone's secret mission to Paris, 1796 - Jane Conroy: Changing perspectives: French travellers in Ireland, 1785-1835 - Marc Serge Riviere/Jenny O'Connor: A French Catholic liberal view of Ireland in 1830: Charles de Montalembert's Journal intime - Eoin Bourke: 'The Niobe of Nations!' - a bio-bibliographical survey of German travellers in Ireland, 1806-1850 - Sebastian Stumpf: Hero worship: German political 'pilgrims' pay tribute to O'Connell and Co. - Anne E. O'Brien: Lady Morgan's travel writing on Italy: a novel approach - Susan Pickford: Writing the route: Heinrich Heine's Die Harzreise (1826) - Angela Ryan: George Sand's Majorcan travel diary: the poetics of movement in Un Hiver a Majorque - Fiona Cox: Shadows over the Rhine: Hugo's reading of Virgil's First Eclogue - Alan English: Travel as impetus for poetic innovation and experimentation - the case of modern French poetry - Ann Neville: Ernest Renan and the rediscovery of the Phoenicians - Sinead Furlong: '[Paris] s'offre a vos regards et vous sollicite': pleasure in the parks - women, travel guides, and nineteenth-century Paris - Barbara Wright: Travel as mission: the building of the Suez Canal, as seen by Narcisse Berchere - Claire Moran: From the exotic Other to the unconscious: Otherness in the work of Odilon Redon - Paola Sannino: The images, myths and reality of the modernized Western world in Yiddish travel literature between 1870 and 1914 - Theo Harden: How real is real? Karl May's virtual travels - David Scott: Semiologies of travel: nostalgies du symbole - Brian Moloney: Italo Svevo (commercial) traveller - Charles Forsdick: Hidden journeys: gender, genre and twentieth-century travel literature in French - Siobhan Shilton: Reconstructing elsewhere: travel and the representation of l'Indochine francaise - Susanne Ledanff: Travels to the Metropolis: traditions of reports on European cities and their climax in the period of New Sobriety - Alvaro Jaspe: Manuel Grana in Ireland 1922: a Spanish perspective on Irish Independence and Civil War - R. Seth C. Knox: A political tourist visits the future: Ernst Toller's Russian and American travels near the end of the Weimar Republic - Stanley Black: Exiles, travellers and tourists: travel-writing in post-war Spain - Tom Quinn: Postcards from Russia: the vision of Russia in Louis-Ferdinand Celine's early pamphlets - Michael Eggers: Presenting the past: Ingeborg Bachmann's literary metropolis - Gabriela Steinke: Cuckoo's eggs in the bureaucratic nest: Brigitte Reimann's Siberia diaries - Elisabeth Birk: 'L'Orient m'est indifferent': Roland Barthes' Japan - Rossana Bonadei: Theory into ecriture: travel literature encounters touring cultures - Arnd Witte: German experts in Africa: constructions of self and other in Joseph von Westphalen's Im diplomatischen Dienst and Juergen Schimanek's Negerweiss - Marie Williams: The traveller as flaneur: modernity, flanerie and Bruce Chatwin's travelogues - Markus Oliver Spitz" @default.
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• W562299628 title "Cross-cultural travel : papers from the Royal Irish Academy Symposium on Literature and Travel, National University of Ireland, Galway, November 2002" @default.
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