Titlebook: New Directions in Travel Writing Studies; Julia Kuehn (Associate Professor of English),Paul Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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‘Take out your machine’: Narratives of Early Motorcycle Travelute, but it also influences how we relate to the environment and to one another. Even the ways in which we structure our stories of movement may be affected by our means of motion. This is especially true in what Wyndham Lewis called ‘the Petrol Age’, which introduced greater speed and mechanization

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‘The thing which is not’: Mapping the Fantastic History of the Great Southern Continentfety and danger, access and containment. In the context of travel, maps can be central to the process of ‘locating’ places in the geographical and literary imagination; but cartography is also a practice that exposes where our knowledge begins and ends. Inevitably, there remains the question of what

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Locating Guam: the Cartography of the Pacific and Craig Santos Perez’s Remapping of Unincorporated Tmains on the United Nations list of seventeen non-self-governing territories, as an unincorporated organized territory of the United States of America. Guam’s ongoing colonial history thus illustrates the role of the island world of the Pacific in the formation of a European vision of globalization

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On Top of the World: Tourist’s Spectacular Self-Locations as Multimodal Travel Writing only extensive but also comprehensive, globalization is also a story that conceals significant differences and inequalities. Another popular idea about the forces of globalization is that their impact is not only ubiquitous but also impartial; and yet the forces (and impacts) of globalization are q

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The Garden of Forking Paths: Paratexts in Travel Literatureven films like John Huston’s . (1985). Yet, despite brief asides on such well-known works as Laurence Sterne’s . (1768) and André Gide’s . [.] (1927), Genette does not engage in a sustained examination of paratexts in travel literature.

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‘That mighty Wall, not fabulous/ China’s stupendous mound!’ Romantic Period Accounts of China’s ‘Grenument in several of the accounts that derived from this event. Julia Lovell, in her recent history of the Great Wall, has claimed that ‘Macartney’s visit marks a crucial episode in the modern history of both China and the Great Wall, his experiences and reactions helping to construct the view of th

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Locating Guam: the Cartography of the Pacific and Craig Santos Perez’s Remapping of Unincorporated Tars of Western mappings of the Pacific. Thus the preface of the first volume, published in 2008, draws attention to the near invisibility of Guam on most maps, and the collection programmatically includes four actual maps made to look like poems. These map poems evoke a cartographic history that con