The highly civilized man: Richard Burton and the Victorian world

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Travel Writing and Literature Cultural Studies and Colonialism Decadence, Literature, and Society

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Introduction 1. The Gypsy 2. The Orientalist 3. The Impersonator 4. The Explorer 5. The Racist 6. The Relativist 7. The Sexologist 8. The Afterlife A Note on Sources Notes Acknowledgments Index

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