By examining non-fiction travel narratives and travel fictions in relationship to each other, Daniel Cooper Alarcón highlights the sophisticated ways that both types of writing have anticipated ideas central to critical studies of travel, tourism, and migration.
By examining non-fiction travel narratives and travel fictions in relationship to each other, Daniel Cooper Alarcón highlights the sophisticated ways that both types of writing have anticipated ideas central to critical studies of travel, tourism, and migration.
Daniel Cooper Alarcón is associate professor of English at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: Travel Narratives, Travel Fictions: The Prescient Case of Paul Bowles Chapter Two: The Ruins of Manifest Destiny Chapter Three: Travel Writing and the Tramp Chapter Four: Travel Fictions and Literary Travelers: Jacques Poulin's Volkswagen Blues Chapter Five: Jasmine's Shadow World of Migration Chapter Six: Small Place, Smallest Woman Chapter Seven: A Land Made of Its Representations Conclusion Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: Travel Narratives, Travel Fictions: The Prescient Case of Paul Bowles Chapter Two: The Ruins of Manifest Destiny Chapter Three: Travel Writing and the Tramp Chapter Four: Travel Fictions and Literary Travelers: Jacques Poulin's Volkswagen Blues Chapter Five: Jasmine's Shadow World of Migration Chapter Six: Small Place, Smallest Woman Chapter Seven: A Land Made of Its Representations Conclusion Bibliography About the Author
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