Along the Road: Notes and Essays of a Tourist

Aldous Huxley

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Travel Writing and Literature Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Literature and Culture Studies

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Huxley reveals his thoughts on the subject of travelling in general and tourism in particular. He compares walking to motoring, looks for the traveller's-eye view in literature, weighs up his selection of guidebooks, analyzes the effects of sunglasses on the landscape, dissects our attitudes towards town and country and recomends some reading matter for a journey.

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