Studies in the Global Nineteenth Century – serie
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Cities and Fantasy Across Cultures, 1830–1930
Urban Imaginaries and Transnational Encounters
Av Klaudia Hiu Yen Lee, Sharin Schroeder
Inbunden, 2026
2484 kr
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This innovative collection of essays examines the impact of the city on fantasy and of fantasy on understandings of the city during a period of increased urbanization and cultural connectedness (1830–1930). Technologies such as the railroad, steam power, and the telegraph increased the speed and …
British Travel Writers in Morocco, 1856–1937
Discursive Encounters
Inbunden, 2026
2088 kr
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British Travel Writers in Morocco, 1856–1937: Discursive Encounters reflects the growing academic interest in travel writing as a literary genre shaped by colonial and imperial motivations that transcend both literary canons and geographical boundaries. The book offers a compelling overview of …
Icelanders Eastward: Sailors and the Emerging Modern World
Av Karen Oslund
Inbunden, 2026
2201 kr
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Icelanders Eastward: Sailors and the Emerging Modern World is the first translation from Icelandic of the narratives of two men – Árni Magnússon and Eiríkur Björnsson – who explored the world in the final years of the eighteenth century, sailing from Iceland to China in the Danish colonial service. …
Revising Race through Literary Adaptation in the French Empire
Av Kylie Sago
Inbunden, 2027
2476 kr
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When a story is adapted for a new context—a myth rewritten as a fairy tale, a novel restaged as a play, or a scientific theory recast as historical fiction—its representation of race often transforms. Race is transferred between characters, defined within different historical frameworks, …
Race, Violence, and Form: Reframing Nineteenth-Century Ireland
Av Renée Fox, Renée Fox m. fl.
Inbunden, 2026
2377 kr
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Irish literary studies has long subordinated the nineteenth century to the experimental triumphs of Irish modernism, variously dismissing its achievements as too indebted to British forms to be truly Irish, too transparently rooted in Irish history and politics to be globally or universally …