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Routledge Research in Travel Writing

Transnational Writing on Italy

Self and Place in Contemporary Relocation Narratives

Lynn Mastellotto

Transnational Writing on Italy

Routledge Research in Travel Writing

Transnational Writing on Italy

Self and Place in Contemporary Relocation Narratives

Routledge Research in Travel Writing: Transnational Writing on Italy

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Focusing on three transnational writers in Italy and their respective relocation trilogies – Frances Mayes, Annie Hawes, and Tim Parks – the study examines the process of identity reconstruction through sustained engagement with foreign place and place-based practices.

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Beschrijving Routledge Research in Travel Writing: Transnational Writing on Italy

Focusing on three transnational writers in Italy and their respective relocation trilogies – Frances Mayes, Annie Hawes, and Tim Parks – the study examines the process of identity reconstruction through sustained engagement with foreign place and place-based practices.

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