This article compares voyage narratives printed in Richard Hakluyt’s 1589 Principall Navigations to contemporaneous travel histories in an effort to contextualize the epistemological status of each group of texts and debunk the former’s reputation for greater factuality. It critiques the use commonly made of Hakluyt’s narratives in literary studies, arguing that the privileging of these texts over other sources results in postcolonial studies that ironically valorize a type of writing which promoted the colonial mindset these studies seek to expose
In his Principall Navigations of 1589, the celebrated Renaissance editor and proponent of English ex...
Since its publication in 1978, Edward Said's Orientalism has had a significant impact on postcolonia...
The development of colonial and postcolonial literatures usually follows a tripartite periodization:...
This article compares voyage narratives printed in Richard Hakluyt’s 1589 Principall Navigations to ...
Richard Hakluyt’s Principal Navigations is a seminal work in the historical narrative of English exp...
Although the importance of the two editions of Richard Hakluyt’s Principal(l) Navigations (1589, 159...
Critics have debated the use of post-colonial analysis to treat travel texts prior to the colonial p...
In tracing the stories—or ‘‘histories,’’ as sixteenth-century exploration narratives were called—wit...
Scholarship of travel writing has seldom paid proper attention to questions of how and why readers e...
This thesis uses critical reading techniques to approach Richard Hakluyt's The Principal Navigations...
The genre of travelogue may be regarded almost as old as the human civilization. Iain Manley in his ...
In a climate of review of historical cartographies and narrative methodologies post-colonial writers...
Richard Hakluyt’s The Principal Navigations, voyages, traffiques and discoveries of the English nati...
The thesis discusses the development of nineteenth century responses to the United States. It hinges...
Richard Hakluyt and Travel Writing in Early Modern Europe is an interdisciplinary collection of 24 e...
In his Principall Navigations of 1589, the celebrated Renaissance editor and proponent of English ex...
Since its publication in 1978, Edward Said's Orientalism has had a significant impact on postcolonia...
The development of colonial and postcolonial literatures usually follows a tripartite periodization:...
This article compares voyage narratives printed in Richard Hakluyt’s 1589 Principall Navigations to ...
Richard Hakluyt’s Principal Navigations is a seminal work in the historical narrative of English exp...
Although the importance of the two editions of Richard Hakluyt’s Principal(l) Navigations (1589, 159...
Critics have debated the use of post-colonial analysis to treat travel texts prior to the colonial p...
In tracing the stories—or ‘‘histories,’’ as sixteenth-century exploration narratives were called—wit...
Scholarship of travel writing has seldom paid proper attention to questions of how and why readers e...
This thesis uses critical reading techniques to approach Richard Hakluyt's The Principal Navigations...
The genre of travelogue may be regarded almost as old as the human civilization. Iain Manley in his ...
In a climate of review of historical cartographies and narrative methodologies post-colonial writers...
Richard Hakluyt’s The Principal Navigations, voyages, traffiques and discoveries of the English nati...
The thesis discusses the development of nineteenth century responses to the United States. It hinges...
Richard Hakluyt and Travel Writing in Early Modern Europe is an interdisciplinary collection of 24 e...
In his Principall Navigations of 1589, the celebrated Renaissance editor and proponent of English ex...
Since its publication in 1978, Edward Said's Orientalism has had a significant impact on postcolonia...
The development of colonial and postcolonial literatures usually follows a tripartite periodization:...