Cet article se propose d’étudier les transformations à l’œuvre à la fois dans la rhétorique et dans l’esprit des anthologies de voyage britanniques entre la fin du 16e siècle et le début du 18e siècle. Tandis que des auteurs comme Hakluyt, John et Awnsham Churchill, ou Harris tendent à inscrire les peuples et les nations à l’intérieur d’un telos chrétien clairement déterminé, les anthologies de voyage de Campbell, Green, ou Button témoignent d’un discours nouveau, nourri de la pensée de Hobbes, Locke ou Spinoza. Dans le cadre nouveau ainsi défini, le commerce prend le pas sur le Chritianisme. La raison et l’expérience indiquent que c’est l’esprit du commerce, et...
This article seeks to explore the interrelationship of two facets characterising eighteenth-century ...
Although the importance of the two editions of Richard Hakluyt’s Principal(l) Navigations (1589, 159...
This article seeks to explore the interrelationship of two facets characterising eighteenth-century ...
The aim of this paper is to examine the shifting spirit and rhetoric of English travel colle...
In England in the sixteenth century a new genre of writing emerged, that of collected travel, reflec...
Writing in 1777, Edmund Burke felt as if “the great map of mankind [was] unroll’d at once”. Voyages ...
Although the Grand Tour is often implicitly circumscribed to the eighteenth century, its origins act...
Despite increased recognition of the importance of the material nature of the book to our understand...
The late-seventeenth and early-eighteenth centuries saw a dramatic increase in the publication of ac...
Remarkable Transactions argues that eighteenth-century travel literature enabled British subjects to...
Le propos de cet article est d’analyser la façon dont l’entreprise éditoriale des Murray’s Handbooks...
This thesis argues that seventeenth-century English travellers drew on the precepts of rhetorical in...
This dissertation examines the evolution of the early English travel narrative as it relates to the ...
1noThis article explores the vocabularies of indigenous languages published as part of the travel ac...
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This article seeks to explore the interrelationship of two facets characterising eighteenth-century ...
Although the importance of the two editions of Richard Hakluyt’s Principal(l) Navigations (1589, 159...
This article seeks to explore the interrelationship of two facets characterising eighteenth-century ...
The aim of this paper is to examine the shifting spirit and rhetoric of English travel colle...
In England in the sixteenth century a new genre of writing emerged, that of collected travel, reflec...
Writing in 1777, Edmund Burke felt as if “the great map of mankind [was] unroll’d at once”. Voyages ...
Although the Grand Tour is often implicitly circumscribed to the eighteenth century, its origins act...
Despite increased recognition of the importance of the material nature of the book to our understand...
The late-seventeenth and early-eighteenth centuries saw a dramatic increase in the publication of ac...
Remarkable Transactions argues that eighteenth-century travel literature enabled British subjects to...
Le propos de cet article est d’analyser la façon dont l’entreprise éditoriale des Murray’s Handbooks...
This thesis argues that seventeenth-century English travellers drew on the precepts of rhetorical in...
This dissertation examines the evolution of the early English travel narrative as it relates to the ...
1noThis article explores the vocabularies of indigenous languages published as part of the travel ac...
Item does not contain fulltextThe busy traffic between England and the United Provinces in the seven...
This article seeks to explore the interrelationship of two facets characterising eighteenth-century ...
Although the importance of the two editions of Richard Hakluyt’s Principal(l) Navigations (1589, 159...
This article seeks to explore the interrelationship of two facets characterising eighteenth-century ...