Unbeaten Tracks in Japan. Journeying through 19th Century Japan: Exploring Uncharted Landscapes and Cultures
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- Nombre de pages1691
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664113108
- EAN4057664113108
- Date de parution19/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan, " Isabella L. Bird presents a vivid and captivating narrative that chronicles her adventurous journeys through the less-traveled paths of Japan during the late 19th century. Written in an engaging style that combines detailed observation with personal reflection, Bird's work is a testament to her keen eye for both the natural landscapes and the intricate cultural tapestries she encounters.
The book emerges from the literary context of travel writing and cross-cultural encounters, demonstrating how the genre can simultaneously entertain and inform while challenging the Victorian-era perceptions of the East. Isabella L. Bird was an intrepid traveler and a pioneering female explorer, whose experiences were shaped by her unconventional background and adventurous spirit. Born in 1831 in Yorkshire, England, she defied societal norms by traversing remote territories, often as one of the few women among her contemporaries.
Her travels were not only a means of escape from the constraints of Victorian society but also a way to explore her fascination with other cultures, which deeply influenced her descriptive and empathetic writing style. "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan" is a remarkable exploration that deserves a place on the shelf of every travel literature enthusiast. Bird's personal anecdotes and acute observations will resonate with readers seeking an authentic account of Japan'Äôs rural charm and cultural richness.
As a historical document, it not only invites readers to immerse themselves in a bygone era but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the complexities of cultural exchanges.
The book emerges from the literary context of travel writing and cross-cultural encounters, demonstrating how the genre can simultaneously entertain and inform while challenging the Victorian-era perceptions of the East. Isabella L. Bird was an intrepid traveler and a pioneering female explorer, whose experiences were shaped by her unconventional background and adventurous spirit. Born in 1831 in Yorkshire, England, she defied societal norms by traversing remote territories, often as one of the few women among her contemporaries.
Her travels were not only a means of escape from the constraints of Victorian society but also a way to explore her fascination with other cultures, which deeply influenced her descriptive and empathetic writing style. "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan" is a remarkable exploration that deserves a place on the shelf of every travel literature enthusiast. Bird's personal anecdotes and acute observations will resonate with readers seeking an authentic account of Japan'Äôs rural charm and cultural richness.
As a historical document, it not only invites readers to immerse themselves in a bygone era but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the complexities of cultural exchanges.
In "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan, " Isabella L. Bird presents a vivid and captivating narrative that chronicles her adventurous journeys through the less-traveled paths of Japan during the late 19th century. Written in an engaging style that combines detailed observation with personal reflection, Bird's work is a testament to her keen eye for both the natural landscapes and the intricate cultural tapestries she encounters.
The book emerges from the literary context of travel writing and cross-cultural encounters, demonstrating how the genre can simultaneously entertain and inform while challenging the Victorian-era perceptions of the East. Isabella L. Bird was an intrepid traveler and a pioneering female explorer, whose experiences were shaped by her unconventional background and adventurous spirit. Born in 1831 in Yorkshire, England, she defied societal norms by traversing remote territories, often as one of the few women among her contemporaries.
Her travels were not only a means of escape from the constraints of Victorian society but also a way to explore her fascination with other cultures, which deeply influenced her descriptive and empathetic writing style. "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan" is a remarkable exploration that deserves a place on the shelf of every travel literature enthusiast. Bird's personal anecdotes and acute observations will resonate with readers seeking an authentic account of Japan'Äôs rural charm and cultural richness.
As a historical document, it not only invites readers to immerse themselves in a bygone era but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the complexities of cultural exchanges.
The book emerges from the literary context of travel writing and cross-cultural encounters, demonstrating how the genre can simultaneously entertain and inform while challenging the Victorian-era perceptions of the East. Isabella L. Bird was an intrepid traveler and a pioneering female explorer, whose experiences were shaped by her unconventional background and adventurous spirit. Born in 1831 in Yorkshire, England, she defied societal norms by traversing remote territories, often as one of the few women among her contemporaries.
Her travels were not only a means of escape from the constraints of Victorian society but also a way to explore her fascination with other cultures, which deeply influenced her descriptive and empathetic writing style. "Unbeaten Tracks in Japan" is a remarkable exploration that deserves a place on the shelf of every travel literature enthusiast. Bird's personal anecdotes and acute observations will resonate with readers seeking an authentic account of Japan'Äôs rural charm and cultural richness.
As a historical document, it not only invites readers to immerse themselves in a bygone era but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the complexities of cultural exchanges.
