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... Travels in both genre of romance and travel narrative , more recent scholarship has begun to consider political implications of this travel text . It was first studied as a metrical romance by J. W. Bennett and M. Hodgen , who have ...
... Travels in both genre of romance and travel narrative , more recent scholarship has begun to consider political implications of this travel text . It was first studied as a metrical romance by J. W. Bennett and M. Hodgen , who have ...
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... Travels within more politicized contexts . In light of the criticism on Travels , my reading of Travels expands upon the issues of Orientalism taught us by Edward Said , focusing on visual and textual colonization through both acts of ...
... Travels within more politicized contexts . In light of the criticism on Travels , my reading of Travels expands upon the issues of Orientalism taught us by Edward Said , focusing on visual and textual colonization through both acts of ...
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... Travels is speculated to have been composed shortly after 1360. The prologues of the Cotton and Egerton version tell us that John Mandeville was born in England in the town of St. Albans . In the Epilogue , Mandeville informs his ...
... Travels is speculated to have been composed shortly after 1360. The prologues of the Cotton and Egerton version tell us that John Mandeville was born in England in the town of St. Albans . In the Epilogue , Mandeville informs his ...
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