Philip Dodd is the editor of the journal Prose Studies and of a volume of essays on Walter Pater, and the author of a number of essays on nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature. He is currently working on a study of English Autobiography, 1870-1940.
Chapter 1 "'Tis not to divert the Reader": Moral and Literary Determinants in some Early Travel Narratives
Chapter 2 The Voyages of Jerónimo Lobo, Joachim Le Grand, and Samuel Johnson
Chapter 3 A Semi-Mental Journey: Structure and Illusion in Smollett's Travels
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Chapter 5 The Spectacle of Reality in Sea and Sardinia
Chapter 6 Debunking the Jungle: The Context of Evelyn Waugh's Travel Books 1930-9, MARTINSTANNARD
Chapter 7 The Views of Travellers: Travel Writing in the 1930s
Chapter 8 Authorial Voice in V.S. Naipaul's The Middle Passage
Chapter 9 Travel Writing Victorian and Modern: A Review of Recent Research
