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Views separated by time and terrain: the feminine perspective in the travel writings of Isabella Bird and Kira Salak

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Carleigh E. Hill

Publication year - 2010

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Dissertations/theses

DOI - 10.32469/10355/10571

Subject(s) - terrain , perspective (graphical) , geography , time travel , art history , sociology , art , cartography , visual arts , computer science , artificial intelligence

iv CHAPTER 1: Introduction to women’s travel writing 1 (A) What is a travel narrative? 1 (B) Who are Isabella Bird and Kira Salak? 6 CHAPTER 2: Theoretical framework 12 CHAPTER 3: Methodological approach and texts 22 (A) Why textual analysis? 22 (B) Which texts? 24 CHAPTER 4: Establishing the feminine perspective 31 (A) What defines the Victorian colonial feminine perspective? 31 (B) How is the contemporary feminine perspective different from the masculine perspective? 38 CHAPTER 5: Findings 46 (A) What is Isabella Bird’s colonial feminine perspective in articles and books? 46 (B) What is the postmodern feminine perspective in Kira Salak’s articles and books? 59 CHAPTER 6: Discussion and conclusion 77 (A) Were the research questions answered? 77 (B) What are the limitations and future possibilities of this research?80 BIBLIOGRAPHY 82

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