The book is based on research carried out for a thesis at Loughborough University in 1995. It "revisits" some of the research and focuses on women "hidden in the histories of imperialism and geography". The research is based on correspondence and archival material at several British Museums, Archives and Libraries, as well as transcripts of manuscript collections from the US. The book includes an extensive Bibliography. Although there have been many publications during the past 10 years on wo..
Much of the scholarship regarding Mary Kingsley and Mary Gaunt has argued that these two women, in t...
Women in Transnational History offers a range of fresh perspectives on the field of women’s history,...
The book, examining the relationship between fashion, gender and representation in Britain in the tw...
The book is based on research carried out for a thesis at Loughborough University in 1995. It "revis...
This thesis brings together two important developments in contemporary geography; firstly, the recog...
My study of women travel writers and imperialism is informed by four inseparable concerns, namely th...
Recent attempts to contextualize the history of geography have ignored the gendered construction of ...
I Some things stay the same, and sometimes this is discouraging and sometimes this is encouraging In...
Correspondence, travel writing, diary writing, painting, scrapbooking, curating, collecting and hous...
One of the first single-authored books to survey the role of sex and gender in the 'new imperial his...
This annotated bibliography documents the wealth of scholarship on gender and higher education in th...
Alan Lester and Elleke Boehmer have both written on imperial networks, but what happens when our cas...
How do places shape and interact with subjectivity? By exploring how a change of location had impli...
Travel writing is obviously of great interest for the study of memory. Not only do the accounts of t...
The manuscript referred to here is the 'Map of Travellers in Africa' produced by Friedrich Welwitsch...
Much of the scholarship regarding Mary Kingsley and Mary Gaunt has argued that these two women, in t...
Women in Transnational History offers a range of fresh perspectives on the field of women’s history,...
The book, examining the relationship between fashion, gender and representation in Britain in the tw...
The book is based on research carried out for a thesis at Loughborough University in 1995. It "revis...
This thesis brings together two important developments in contemporary geography; firstly, the recog...
My study of women travel writers and imperialism is informed by four inseparable concerns, namely th...
Recent attempts to contextualize the history of geography have ignored the gendered construction of ...
I Some things stay the same, and sometimes this is discouraging and sometimes this is encouraging In...
Correspondence, travel writing, diary writing, painting, scrapbooking, curating, collecting and hous...
One of the first single-authored books to survey the role of sex and gender in the 'new imperial his...
This annotated bibliography documents the wealth of scholarship on gender and higher education in th...
Alan Lester and Elleke Boehmer have both written on imperial networks, but what happens when our cas...
How do places shape and interact with subjectivity? By exploring how a change of location had impli...
Travel writing is obviously of great interest for the study of memory. Not only do the accounts of t...
The manuscript referred to here is the 'Map of Travellers in Africa' produced by Friedrich Welwitsch...
Much of the scholarship regarding Mary Kingsley and Mary Gaunt has argued that these two women, in t...
Women in Transnational History offers a range of fresh perspectives on the field of women’s history,...
The book, examining the relationship between fashion, gender and representation in Britain in the tw...