Del i serien Interventions: Rethinking the Nineteenth Century

Re-Examining Nineteenth-Century Easts

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Gendered Narratives of Encounter

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvClaudia Capancioni,Julia Kuehn,Mariaconcetta Costantini

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Re-examining nineteenth-century Eastscontributes novel approaches to gendered and gendering fictions and travel writing in and of the cultural-geographical-ideological contexts surrounding nineteenth-century Easts. It examines underexplored stories of travel and narratives of encounter to reconsider the western allure of travelling to the Easts – from the Balkans to the Middle and Far East, through a range of diverse critical approaches. It discusses writers – travellers, novelists, and short-story writers – who authored texts based on their varied experiences in eastern lands. It also analyses how views of eastern places became a rich source of material for identity formations related to Empire but also discussions about masculinity and femininity at ‘home’.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-04-21
Mått140 x 216 x 17 mm
Vikt500 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieInterventions: Rethinking the Nineteenth Century
Antal sidor304
FörlagManchester University Press
ISBN9781526184429

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Re-examining nineteenth-century Easts: an introduction – Claudia Capancioni, Mariaconcetta Costantini and Julia KuehnSection 1: EASTERN EUROPE AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE1 An Orientalist view of Eastern Europe at the end of the long nineteenth century: analysing Baroness Orczy’s autobiographical novel, A Son of the People – Agnes Strickland-Pajtok2 Mary Edith Durham in Albania: rethinking identity across geographic, generic and gender boundaries – Mariaconcetta Costantini3 Ottoman women in transition in Mary Adelaide Walker’s Eastern Life and Scenery – Elisabetta MarinoSection 2: EGYPT4 Lucie Duff Gordon’s palimpsestuous views of Egypt – Claudia Capancioni5 ‘Transported bodily into the Arabian Nights’: Janet Ross’s Egyptian fascination in The Fourth Generation: Reminiscences (1912) – Claudia Zilletti6 Trollope’s unprotected females in the East – Kristine SwensonSection 3: INDIA7 Transnational encounters in Anglophone Indian women’s writing – Éadaoin Agnew8 The women of Reynolds’s ‘East’: The Sepoys, or Highland Jessie – Rebecca Nesvet9 ‘Be still and listen’: encountering and understanding the East in Margaret Harkness’s writings – Greta Perletti10 Marriage and female self-abnegation and heroism in Flora Annie Steel’s ‘Uma Himavutee’ and ‘The Sorrowful Hour’ (1897) – Graziella Stringos & Mireille VilaSection 4: THE MIDDLE AND FAR EAST11 New nineteenth-century perspectives on the Middle East through the travelogues of Italian women writers Amalia Nizzoli and Cristina Trivulzio di Belgioioso – Giulia Nonno12 Dangerous encounters: British women travellers and unwanted proximity in late nineteenth-century China – Silvia Granata13 ‘I am beginning to enter the joys of a naturalist’: Anna Forbes’s explorations of the Malay Archipelago – Laurence Talairach14 Lessons in loyalty: gender, kinship and politics in Mary Crawford Fraser’s Japan – Helena EsserIndex