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'This paper examines literary tourism in light of self-educational aspects of the European Grand Tour recorded by writers across four centuries. It considers travellers’ developing notions of literary travel along with developing municipal understandings of literary tourist destinations. It goes on to apply ideas about literary tourism to travel undertaken by writers themselves, seeking to provide analysis and advice for writers visiting places of literary significance.' (Publication abstract)

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    y separately published work icon TEXT Special Issue Website Series RE-mapping Travel Writing in the 21st Century no. 56 October Stefan Jatschka (editor), Stephanie Green (editor), Nigel Krauth (editor), 2019 18270462 2019 periodical issue 'This special issue of TEXT invited scholars and creative writing academics from universities across four continents to create new pieces which emphasised current developments in, and the evolving significance of, travel writing in the 21st century.' (Stefan Jatschka, Stephanie Green and Nigel Krauth, Introduction) 2019
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