Under Eastern Eyes. A Comparative Introduction to East European Travel Writing on Europe

Abstract

Foreword, W Bracewell, A Drace-Francis 1. Towards a natural history of east European travel writing A Drace-Francis 2. The travel narrative as a (literary) genre D Chirico 3. The limits of Europe in east European travel writing, W Bracewell 4. 'They are laughing at us': Hungarian travellers and early modern European identity, G Murdock 5. Travels through the Slav world, W Bracewell 6. The Odyssey of national discovery: Hungarians in Hungary and abroad, 1750-1850, I V Popova-Nowak 7. European identity and Romantic irony: Juliusz Slowacki's journey to Greece, M Kalinowska 8. Metaphor and monumentality: The travels of Nicolae Iorga, A Mihalache 9. Oh, to be a European! What Rastko Petrovic learnt in Africa, Z Milutinovic 10. Excursions into national specificity and European identity: Mihail Sebastian's interwar travel reportage, D Georgescu 11. The Cold-War traveller's gaze: Jan Lenica's 1954 sketchbook of London, K Murawska-Muthesius 12. Images of the West in Bulgarian travel writing during socialism (1945-1989), R Guentcheva Notes on contributors Index

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