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Nikolai Gretsch's Travel Letters is a fully translated English edition of a three-volume account published by Nikolai Gretsch (1787-1867) in St. Petersburg in 1839. In the original Russian, Gretsch describes his travels in post-Napoleonic England, France, and Germany in 1837 at the behest of the Russian Empire. His official task was to examine educational systems, but as he travelled, he also noticed the cultural norms in his surroundings, the history of each country, and the personal experiences of the people he met. On his return home, Gretsch assembled his entertaining and often humorous…mehr
Nikolai Gretsch's Travel Letters is a fully translated English edition of a three-volume account published by Nikolai Gretsch (1787-1867) in St. Petersburg in 1839. In the original Russian, Gretsch describes his travels in post-Napoleonic England, France, and Germany in 1837 at the behest of the Russian Empire. His official task was to examine educational systems, but as he travelled, he also noticed the cultural norms in his surroundings, the history of each country, and the personal experiences of the people he met. On his return home, Gretsch assembled his entertaining and often humorous personal observations into the edition that forms the basis for the present translation. His astute observations provide a rich contemporary resource for information about the countries he visited, especially given his status as an outsider. Additionally, as a result of his government position, Gretsch was able to move in social circles that would have been closed to many other people. In England, he once found himself in the same room with Princess (the future Queen) Victoria, and in France, he dined with Victor Hugo. Gretsch's observations offer a treasure-trove of contextual information that will be valuable to anyone interested in cultural interactions during the nineteenth century.
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Autorenporträt
Ben P. Robertson is professor of English at Troy University. He teaches writing and literature and is especially interested in transnational Romanticism.
Ekaterina Kobeleva is a Lecturer in English at Troy University. She teaches writing and world literature and has developed a special interest in translation techniques.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations Abbreviations Introduction to Volume 3 1. Letter XXXI 2. Letter XXXII 3. Letter XXXIII 4. Letter XXXIV 5. Letter XXXV 6. Letter XXXVI 7. Letter XXXVII 8. Letter XXXVIII 9. Letter XXXIX 10. Letter XL 11. Letter XLI Notes on this Translation Selected Bibliography Index.
List of Illustrations Abbreviations Introduction to Volume 3 1. Letter XXXI 2. Letter XXXII 3. Letter XXXIII 4. Letter XXXIV 5. Letter XXXV 6. Letter XXXVI 7. Letter XXXVII 8. Letter XXXVIII 9. Letter XXXIX 10. Letter XL 11. Letter XLI Notes on this Translation Selected Bibliography Index.
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