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书目名称Greece in Early English Travel Writing, 1596–1682影响因子(影响力)




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Networks, Innovation and Public Policyming that they were liars and thieves, the pamphlet of ., published in Oxford (1617), makes a passionate appeal for England’s help to persecuted Greeks. The monk Christophoros Angelos found refuge at Oxford as tutor of Greek, after being tortured and imprisoned in Athens by the Ottoman rulers of the

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Matthew S. Weber,Itzhak Yanovitzky, share an emphasis on the narrators’ perseverance in an unpredictable and dangerous yet exciting Mediterranean world. Whereas Moryson was a leisure traveler, Dallam sailed to Constantinople in 1599 to present Sultan Mehmed III with a marvelous organ, a gift from Queen Elizabeth. Moryson and Dallam

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Huan Yu,Minping Qian,Minghua Dengdescription of Greece and the Greeks in the light of his quotations and translations from classical literature, the encounter with the sites and ruins of the Eastern Mediterranean also emerges as a translation, a recuperation of the scattered fragments from a remote yet familiar past. Sandys’ emphas

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Thomas Spitz,Markus Blümle,Holger Wiedelendless tragicomic travails while navigating the Aegean amid fears of captivity and loss. The amount of copying from other accounts casts doubt on the author’s claim that his book is composed only by his “own eyesight, and ocular experience” and exemplifies the genre of travel writing in this period

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Herwig Unger,Mario Kubek,Panchalee Sukjitord Buckingham, brought the first Greek marbles to England and initiated the quest for antiquities, which was rekindled in the Restoration. In the 1670s, Frances Vernon and George Wheler traveled to Greece intending to correct the misinformation that Athens had been almost completely destroyed and t

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Angell in Oxford: The Travails of a Greek Monk in Seventeenth-Century England,ming that they were liars and thieves, the pamphlet of ., published in Oxford (1617), makes a passionate appeal for England’s help to persecuted Greeks. The monk Christophoros Angelos found refuge at Oxford as tutor of Greek, after being tortured and imprisoned in Athens by the Ottoman rulers of the

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,The “Fruit of Travell”: Fynes Moryson and Thomas Dallam in the Greek Islands,, share an emphasis on the narrators’ perseverance in an unpredictable and dangerous yet exciting Mediterranean world. Whereas Moryson was a leisure traveler, Dallam sailed to Constantinople in 1599 to present Sultan Mehmed III with a marvelous organ, a gift from Queen Elizabeth. Moryson and Dallam

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,“A Revelation of Time”: Translating Greece in George Sandys’ ,,description of Greece and the Greeks in the light of his quotations and translations from classical literature, the encounter with the sites and ruins of the Eastern Mediterranean also emerges as a translation, a recuperation of the scattered fragments from a remote yet familiar past. Sandys’ emphas