European Encounters with the New World: From Renaissance to Romanticism.

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Travel Writing and Literature History of Science and Natural History History, Culture, and Diplomacy

Abstract

Introduction 1. The Principle of Attachment 2. The Autoptic Imagination 3. The Receding Horizon 4. The Savage Decomposed 5. Domestic Tigers in the Jungle.

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