Revisiting Italy focuses on the convergence of political advocacy, gender ideologies, national identity, and literary authority in women's travel writing.
Revisiting Italy focuses on the convergence of political advocacy, gender ideologies, national identity, and literary authority in women's travel writing.
Rebecca Butler is a Lecturer in English at Nottingham Trent University, where she is a member of the Centre for Travel Writing Studies and the Periodicals and Print Culture Research Group. She has published articles on nineteenth-century guidebooks, travel print culture and touristic developments. This is her first monograph.
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Introduction Part I. Rebirthing Italia: Maternal Nationalisms (1844-46) Chapter 1. Rebirthing Romantic Italy - Mary Shelley's Rambles in Germany and Italy in 1940, 1942, and 1843 (1844) Chapter 2. 'T[aking] England with Her Wherever She Went': Maternal Meridionism in Clotilda Stisted's Letters from the Bye-Ways of Italy (1845) Part II. Resurrecting the Nation: Pi[o]us Pilgrimages (1847-48) Chapter 3. '[S]o From This Fate Shall Grow The Palm Branch': Paternal Redemption in Fanny Kemble's A Year of Consolation (1847) Chapter 4. Of Martyrdom or Militancy? Florence Nightingale's Letters from Rome (1847-48) Part III. From Resurgence to Insurgence: Identities in Conflict (1849-57) Chapter 5. 'Guardian[s] of [...] Tranquillity': The Conservative Turn in Women's Travel Writing on Italy (1849-52) Chapter 6. '[T]he Foreground Is Changed': Florentia, the New Monthly Magazine (1853-57) and the Politics of Celebrity Coda
Introduction Part I. Rebirthing Italia: Maternal Nationalisms (1844-46) Chapter 1. Rebirthing Romantic Italy - Mary Shelley's Rambles in Germany and Italy in 1940, 1942, and 1843 (1844) Chapter 2. 'T[aking] England with Her Wherever She Went': Maternal Meridionism in Clotilda Stisted's Letters from the Bye-Ways of Italy (1845) Part II. Resurrecting the Nation: Pi[o]us Pilgrimages (1847-48) Chapter 3. '[S]o From This Fate Shall Grow The Palm Branch': Paternal Redemption in Fanny Kemble's A Year of Consolation (1847) Chapter 4. Of Martyrdom or Militancy? Florence Nightingale's Letters from Rome (1847-48) Part III. From Resurgence to Insurgence: Identities in Conflict (1849-57) Chapter 5. 'Guardian[s] of [...] Tranquillity': The Conservative Turn in Women's Travel Writing on Italy (1849-52) Chapter 6. '[T]he Foreground Is Changed': Florentia, the New Monthly Magazine (1853-57) and the Politics of Celebrity Coda
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