ISBN 9788193423653|Paperback|249 pages|2018|Goa, 1556
This book focuses on how travel writing depicts the small, historic, often hard-to-understand region called Goa. For a change, voices from the area turn the magnifying glass onto those who have long presented Goa to the world.
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ISBN 9788193423653|Paperback|249 pages|2018|Goa, 1556
This book focuses on how travel writing depicts the small, historic, often hard-to-understand region called Goa. For a change, voices from the area turn the magnifying glass onto those who have long presented Goa to the world.
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This book looks at how scholars travelled to meet kindred spirits. Or, how an American anthropologist, then based in Australia, understood villages in the Salcete. Other essays look closely at travel blogs focussing on Goa; a French journalist’s radio travelogues; travel narratives; Naipaul’s “Goa”; the depiction of this region in the works of writers of different centuries, such as François Pyrard de Laval, Tomé Pires, and Denis Cottineau de Kloguen; reflections in Manohar Shetty’s Goa Travels, and the Goa Writers’ Inside/Out. One essay looks at Goa’s depiction in some works of fiction.
Author:
Nina Caldeira
ISBN:
9788193423653
Publisher:
Goa, 1556
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
249
Year of Publication:
2018
Edition:
First
Condition:
New
Country of Origin:
India
About the Editor
The editor of this book, Dr Nina Caldeira, is Professor and Head of the Department of English, Goa University. This book is based on papers presented at an eponymous seminar held at the Goa University in March 2017. Contributors to this volume include Dr Isabel de Santa Rita Vas, Dr Sushila Sawant Mendes, Dr. Xavier M Martins, Maria de Lourdes Bravo da Costa, Dr Prema Rocha, Sunita Mesquita, Dr Glenis Maria Mendonça, Dr Brian Mendonça, Irene Silveira, Akshata Bhatt, Nafisa Oliveira, Natasha Maria Gomes, Palia Gaonkar, Ambika Kamat, and Frederick Noronha.
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