Margaret Cohen is Andrew B. Hammond Professor in French Language, Literature, and Civilization at Stanford University, USA, where she teaches in the Department of English, and by courtesy, in the Departments of French and Italian and of Comparative Literature.

• List of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s Preface, Margaret CohenIntroduction, Margaret Cohen1. Knowledges, Natascha Adamowsky2. Practices, Richard King3. Networks, Siobhan Carroll4. Conflicts, William Boelhower5. Islands and Shores, Iain McCalman6. Travellers, Adriana Craciun7. Representations, Charne Lavery8. Imaginary Worlds, Cannon SchmittNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex

Margaret Cohen is Andrew B. Hammond Professor in French Language, Literature, and Civilization at Stanford University, USA, where she teaches in the Department of English, and by courtesy, in the Departments of French and Italian and of Comparative Literature.

• List of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s Preface, Margaret CohenIntroduction, Margaret Cohen1. Knowledges, Natascha Adamowsky2. Practices, Richard King3. Networks, Siobhan Carroll4. Conflicts, William Boelhower5. Islands and Shores, Iain McCalman6. Travellers, Adriana Craciun7. Representations, Charne Lavery8. Imaginary Worlds, Cannon SchmittNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex

Margaret Cohen is Andrew B. Hammond Professor in French Language, Literature, and Civilization at Stanford University, USA, where she teaches in the Department of English, and by courtesy, in the Departments of French and Italian and of Comparative Literature.

• List of IllustrationsGeneral Editor’s Preface, Margaret CohenIntroduction, Margaret Cohen1. Knowledges, Natascha Adamowsky2. Practices, Richard King3. Networks, Siobhan Carroll4. Conflicts, William Boelhower5. Islands and Shores, Iain McCalman6. Travellers, Adriana Craciun7. Representations, Charne Lavery8. Imaginary Worlds, Cannon SchmittNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex