Titlebook: Global Traffic; Discourses and Pract Barbara Sebek (Assistant Professor of English),Ste Book 2008 Barbara Sebek and Stephen Deng 2008 cultu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62708-2his new globe was accessible only to a minority of the English, first to explorers and eventually to colonists and merchants. For the vast majority of the British population, however, the outside world remained abstract—until trade enabled the importation of global products, including plants. Introd

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Aufbau und Ermittlung von Budgets, ancient and fishlike smell; a kind of, not of the newest Poor John” (2.2.25–28). Scholars frequently identify Caliban’s symbolic monstrosity—half-man, half-fish—with an inhuman and preternatural creature, a “thing of darkness,” a servant, savage, or a slave. His finny half, however, remains obscure

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Sebastian Schneeweiss,Oliver Sanghaing this period, for example, England launched the regulated and joint stock companies that extended English trade into the Levant, the Americas, and eventually into Africa and the Far East. Technological changes accompanied and enabled this expansion of trade: advances in mapmaking; the development

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