Traveling Bodies
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Traveling Bodies
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Traveling as an Embodied Practice
Schaefer-Althaus, Sarah; Schaffers, Uta; Maruo-Schroeder, Nicole
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
262
Mole
9781032364117
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List of Figures
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Traveling Bodies: An Introduction
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder, Sarah Schaefer-Althaus, and Uta Schaffers
I: The Body as Concept and Metaphor
The Scientist-Traveler and the Woman-as Land: Sexual Topographies in A New Description of Merryland (1741)
Sarah Schaefer-Althaus
From Facts to Physicality: Body Concepts in German Travel Writing Around 1800
Sonja Klein
Motherhood and the Embodied Traveler in Wollstonecraft's Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
Elizabeth Zold
II: Other Bodies
Beasts on Board: Traveling Animals and Pacific Voyages in the First Two Ages of Exploration
Mira Shah
Mary Wollstonecraft and the Body of her Letters, or: The Traveler Lost and Found in Scandinavia
Michael Meyer
"The most dirtiest children": Spectacles of Otherness on the American Frontier
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder
III: Crossing Borders: The Body and its Liminal Zones
"My condition gets worse day by day": Controlling Traveling Bodies on the Move in Edo-Period Japan
Andreas Niehaus
"The 'Food Question' is said to be the most important one for all travelers": Eating in Travel Writing
Uta Schaffers
Going Undercover? Female Bodies and Clothes under Scrutiny in Travel Literature
Sofie Decock
IV: Mobility, Perception, Experience
Surfing Wanderlust: Surf Tripping Bodies as Cultural Bearers
Anne Barjolin-Smith
Traveling Bodies in Film: Embodied Encounters and Negotiating Selves
Anne von Petersdorff-Campen
Tattooed Cartographies and the Displaced Body in an Age of Political Conflict
Karly Etz
Strolling through the City on a Self-Guided Tour: Embodied Engagement with the Urban Space
Nora Winsky
Index
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Traveling Bodies: An Introduction
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder, Sarah Schaefer-Althaus, and Uta Schaffers
I: The Body as Concept and Metaphor
The Scientist-Traveler and the Woman-as Land: Sexual Topographies in A New Description of Merryland (1741)
Sarah Schaefer-Althaus
From Facts to Physicality: Body Concepts in German Travel Writing Around 1800
Sonja Klein
Motherhood and the Embodied Traveler in Wollstonecraft's Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
Elizabeth Zold
II: Other Bodies
Beasts on Board: Traveling Animals and Pacific Voyages in the First Two Ages of Exploration
Mira Shah
Mary Wollstonecraft and the Body of her Letters, or: The Traveler Lost and Found in Scandinavia
Michael Meyer
"The most dirtiest children": Spectacles of Otherness on the American Frontier
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder
III: Crossing Borders: The Body and its Liminal Zones
"My condition gets worse day by day": Controlling Traveling Bodies on the Move in Edo-Period Japan
Andreas Niehaus
"The 'Food Question' is said to be the most important one for all travelers": Eating in Travel Writing
Uta Schaffers
Going Undercover? Female Bodies and Clothes under Scrutiny in Travel Literature
Sofie Decock
IV: Mobility, Perception, Experience
Surfing Wanderlust: Surf Tripping Bodies as Cultural Bearers
Anne Barjolin-Smith
Traveling Bodies in Film: Embodied Encounters and Negotiating Selves
Anne von Petersdorff-Campen
Tattooed Cartographies and the Displaced Body in an Age of Political Conflict
Karly Etz
Strolling through the City on a Self-Guided Tour: Embodied Engagement with the Urban Space
Nora Winsky
Index
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perception;embodied practice;travel;mobility;body;Follow;Travel Writings;Mary Wollstonecraft;Wollstonecraft;Intercultural Encounters;Travel Texts;Self-Guided Tour;Ella Maillart;Vice Versa;Surf Trip;Travel Report;Face To Face;Violating;Montagu;American Surfers;Tattooed;Omnipresent;Surf Tourism;Personas;Native American Tribes;Wo;Wander;USA;Haptic Visuality
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Traveling Bodies: An Introduction
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder, Sarah Schaefer-Althaus, and Uta Schaffers
I: The Body as Concept and Metaphor
The Scientist-Traveler and the Woman-as Land: Sexual Topographies in A New Description of Merryland (1741)
Sarah Schaefer-Althaus
From Facts to Physicality: Body Concepts in German Travel Writing Around 1800
Sonja Klein
Motherhood and the Embodied Traveler in Wollstonecraft's Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
Elizabeth Zold
II: Other Bodies
Beasts on Board: Traveling Animals and Pacific Voyages in the First Two Ages of Exploration
Mira Shah
Mary Wollstonecraft and the Body of her Letters, or: The Traveler Lost and Found in Scandinavia
Michael Meyer
"The most dirtiest children": Spectacles of Otherness on the American Frontier
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder
III: Crossing Borders: The Body and its Liminal Zones
"My condition gets worse day by day": Controlling Traveling Bodies on the Move in Edo-Period Japan
Andreas Niehaus
"The 'Food Question' is said to be the most important one for all travelers": Eating in Travel Writing
Uta Schaffers
Going Undercover? Female Bodies and Clothes under Scrutiny in Travel Literature
Sofie Decock
IV: Mobility, Perception, Experience
Surfing Wanderlust: Surf Tripping Bodies as Cultural Bearers
Anne Barjolin-Smith
Traveling Bodies in Film: Embodied Encounters and Negotiating Selves
Anne von Petersdorff-Campen
Tattooed Cartographies and the Displaced Body in an Age of Political Conflict
Karly Etz
Strolling through the City on a Self-Guided Tour: Embodied Engagement with the Urban Space
Nora Winsky
Index
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
Traveling Bodies: An Introduction
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder, Sarah Schaefer-Althaus, and Uta Schaffers
I: The Body as Concept and Metaphor
The Scientist-Traveler and the Woman-as Land: Sexual Topographies in A New Description of Merryland (1741)
Sarah Schaefer-Althaus
From Facts to Physicality: Body Concepts in German Travel Writing Around 1800
Sonja Klein
Motherhood and the Embodied Traveler in Wollstonecraft's Letters Written during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
Elizabeth Zold
II: Other Bodies
Beasts on Board: Traveling Animals and Pacific Voyages in the First Two Ages of Exploration
Mira Shah
Mary Wollstonecraft and the Body of her Letters, or: The Traveler Lost and Found in Scandinavia
Michael Meyer
"The most dirtiest children": Spectacles of Otherness on the American Frontier
Nicole Maruo-Schroeder
III: Crossing Borders: The Body and its Liminal Zones
"My condition gets worse day by day": Controlling Traveling Bodies on the Move in Edo-Period Japan
Andreas Niehaus
"The 'Food Question' is said to be the most important one for all travelers": Eating in Travel Writing
Uta Schaffers
Going Undercover? Female Bodies and Clothes under Scrutiny in Travel Literature
Sofie Decock
IV: Mobility, Perception, Experience
Surfing Wanderlust: Surf Tripping Bodies as Cultural Bearers
Anne Barjolin-Smith
Traveling Bodies in Film: Embodied Encounters and Negotiating Selves
Anne von Petersdorff-Campen
Tattooed Cartographies and the Displaced Body in an Age of Political Conflict
Karly Etz
Strolling through the City on a Self-Guided Tour: Embodied Engagement with the Urban Space
Nora Winsky
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
perception;embodied practice;travel;mobility;body;Follow;Travel Writings;Mary Wollstonecraft;Wollstonecraft;Intercultural Encounters;Travel Texts;Self-Guided Tour;Ella Maillart;Vice Versa;Surf Trip;Travel Report;Face To Face;Violating;Montagu;American Surfers;Tattooed;Omnipresent;Surf Tourism;Personas;Native American Tribes;Wo;Wander;USA;Haptic Visuality
