Microtravel

Charles Forsdick, Zoe Kinsley and Kathryn Walchester. Microtravel: An Introduction; Section 1: Confinement and immobility, Joelle Weis, How to Travel in Monastic Confinement: An Imaginary Journey to the New World; Sally Abed, The Nile, Immortality and the Body in Lucie Duff Gordon's Letters from Egypt; Gabor Gelleri, A Slow Boat to Indochina: Immobility and Micro-movements on the Raod to Indochina; Carole Delaitre, No Going Back - Interrupted Journeys and Identity Crisis in Marie Ndiaye; Section 2: Deceleration and pedestrianism, Jayson Althofer, Friedrich Engels Travels in a Chimney; Beatrice Blanchet, 'I wanted to think, write, stay or move on at my own speed and unencumbered': Pedestrian Rites of Passage in Patrick Leigh Fermor's Time of Gifts; Zoe Kinsley, 'Foot foundered & broken down': Painful Pedestrianism in John Clare's 'Journey out of Essex'; Section 3: Palimpsestic travel, Patricia Murray, Elegy for the Living: Travels in Guyana with Michael Swan and Wilson Harris; Robert Francis, Back to the Base - Palimpsestic Travel in the Black Country Geopark; Emma Gleadhill, Objects Observed and Reflected: Women Tourists, Microtravel and Souvenirs, 1750-1830; Section 4: Microspection and microsound, Kathryn Walchester, 'This is a place where we should like to have lived': The garden as 'dwelling place' in Dorothy Wordsworth's Travel Writing; Charles Forsdick, In a sound world: on micro-audition as a mode of microtravel; Eleanor Lischka, 'The Echo of Great Spaces Traversed': Microaudition and Vertical Travel in In Search of Lost Time

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