Bøger af Simon Cooke

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Cooke's analysis of this milestone Victorian publication reveals the fluctuating harmony and dissonance between Tennyson's poems and their illustrations, the technical challenges and occupations involved in its manufacture, its readers' contemporary reception, and its subsequent influence as a variously revered and reviled publication.

Argues that 'travellers' tales of wonder' are a vital yet unacknowledged presence in contemporary literature Exploring travellers' tales of wonder in contemporary literature, this study challenges a sensibility of disenchantment with travel. It reassesses travel writing as an aesthetically and ethically innovative form in contemporary international literature, and demonstrates the crucial role of wonder in the travel narratives of writers such as Bruce Chatwin, V.S. Naipaul, and W.G. Sebald. Their 'travellers' tales of wonder' are read as a challenge to the hubris of thinking the world too well known, and an invitation to encounter the world - including its most troubling histories - with a sense of wonder. Key Features Reassesses the place of travel writing in literary history to argue that the genre is important as a site of aesthetic innovation and ethical engagement in contemporary literature Demonstrates the central role of wonder in travel accounts often regarded as narratives of disenchantment Explores the way travellers' tales of wonder recover and renew ancient and early modern forms in approaching modern and contemporary issues Offers new, in-depth readings of the work of three major writers, in each case drawing on as yet unpublished results of archival research