Victorian Travel Literature: Female travel and the robinsonade in the nineteenth century (2.0.) (2025)
Data d'actualització: 05/03/2025 11:12:04
ID: 77467
Creador: PUCHAL TEROL, MARIA VICTORIA 
Categoría: Literatura
Clasificación Unesco: Ciencias de las artes y las letras
Descripción: Created by Dr. Victoria Puchal Terol. This is an interactive PDF document that includes updated links to useful resources related to travel literature, female travel writers, and female travellers from the nineteenth century. It includes references to authors such as Julia Pardoe, Isabella Bird and Mary Kingsley. This also includes an index of female robinsonades that can be of interest to both undergraduates and more experienced scholars.
This is an updated version (2025), with new links and edited content.
Etiquetas: travel literature, female travellers, nineteenth century, robinsonade
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