Titlebook: English Travel Writing From Pilgrimages To Postcolonial Explorations; Barbara Korte Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Home Tour, country, such as the local pilgrimage to destinations like Canterbury. However, home tours did not come into fashion until relatively late; as John Edmund Vaughan (1974, p. 54) suggests, the Napoleonic Wars encouraged this kind of journey in Britain because they made it difficult for Britons to tra

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Travel Writing in the Nineteenth Century, the previous century in the increased popularity of travel on the Continent and the fashion of scenic tourism. Travel was becoming open to more and more sectors of society. In his . (1866),. Anthony Trollope — himself a well-travelled writer — portrays typical globetrotters of his time, such as The

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Postcolonial Travel Writing in the Twentieth Century,ople who came to them from Europe. Displacement is an experience particularly associated with the postcolonial condition, which, for many individuals, entails a history of transportation, migration, expatriation, diaspora or exile. If travel is of special pertinence to Britain’s former colonies, the

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Conclusion,imited scope, the book was restricted to introducing and illustrating English travel writing in only some of its most important forms. The great variety in which this writing manifests itself can, in part, be attributed to the numerous kinds of journey that have formed its theme and content matter o

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Paths to the Self,t been in Italy, is always conscious of an inferiority, from his not having seen what it is expected a man should see.’. In the eighteenth century, particularly during the Enlightenment, the educational journey was widely practised and avidly discussed, as for instance in the chapter on travel of Ro