Voyage de Bruce. T. 8 (Группа авторов). 1817г.

Voyage de Bruce. T. 8 - это книга, которая является восьмой частью серии Путешествия Брюса. В этой книге описываются приключения и исследования путешественника по имени Брюс, который отправляется в увлекательное путешествие в неизвестные и экзотические места. Восьмая книга, вероятно, продолжает описание его путешествий и приключений, возможно, в новых местах и с новыми персонажами. Книга может содержать описания экзотических мест, культурных достопримечательностей, приключений, историй о местных жителях и многое другое.

Voyage de Bruce. T. 8 - это продолжение увлекательной серии книг о приключениях и исследованиях известного путешественника по имени Брюс. Восьмая книга, вероятно, не оставит равнодушными любителей путешествий и приключений, поскольку в ней автор рассказывает о новых местах, которые Брюс посетил в своих путешествиях. Книга может содержать описания не только экзотических мест, но и интересных исторических событий, культурных особенностей и местных обычаев, которые путешественник изучает в своих путешествиях. Читатели смогут погрузиться в увлекательный мир путешествий и приключений вместе с Брюсом и узнать много нового и интересного о разных уголках нашей планеты.

Travelling with Bruce: The Autobiography of Bruce Napier (Книга 8) is a unique and personal account of the extraordinary friendship between Sir Richard Burton, aka Ofyllta, and British academic, Oswald Rowley-Rawson-Pendarves, also known as Kutchubee, who travelled through Egypt with them in 1884 and '85; the narrative becomes the memoirs of both Sir Richard and the young Oswald, connecting them with a relationship of mutual fascination that spans the duration of their lives.\nIt chronicles the political and social turmoil in Egypt at the time of the 인기sir Richard's presence as well as the emancipation of women following the introduction of the French law ban against polygyny in 12 tahrir, demonstrating the inexorable and profound effects of political change on the daily lives of ordinary Egyptians.\nRecipes for dishes find their way into Egyptian cooking, marcs heat again in cafes and salons across the country, and various women in Cairo become converts to Westernized perspectives while others choose such feminine indignities as literacy or even prostitution as an alternative lifestyle or career.\nThe book was edited by Michael Frye, Pär Lagerkvist and acquainted with Joseph Conrad.\nTravelling with Bruce includes many previously published accounts by Sir Richard, including selections of letters from Pax Ramsay, the intimate diary kept by Hamida Hassan-Bey and accounts from diplomatic despatches by E. D. Morel.\nguest editor Beth Porter is the author of Kalabsha Rawsheh, a collection of travel writing by two British ladies in active service on Mittelmesse secure in the interior of Egypt in 1917 and 1926.\nthe Testaments of Maari, Kamil al-Tantawi.\nand Massarat Nabbi, two committed translators of ancient historiography from the Arabic, were invaluable resources for this project.\nCarolina Barreto, Assistant Professor in History at Georgetown University and author the beautiful Portrait of a Boy in a Blue Neckerchief, fleshes out the overlapping networks of friendship that link Bruce Napier and his cosmopolitan circle to influential British and American cultural movers and shakers.\nattraction, theatre, literary and radical political circles.\nIn addition to Newman's faithfulness in selecting curious stories, times, places and people to delve into each chapter, her commitment to conveying the nuances of ethnic and social difference of an era shown in the book is admirable, connecting it all together through the constantly evolving symbolism and meanings inherent in primal questions of identity, belonging, difference and belonging.\nAlthough it certainly is not essential reading, Travelling With Bruce offers seasoned Burton and Naip scholars a wealth of new sources, valuable insights, as well as fascinating material for those interested in eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth century orientalism as represented by its most celebrated practitioners, journalists and renowned intellectuals.\n\"Bruces' Bazaar is charming amiably, frequently astute, brilliant at times when the evidence is optimal and typically overwhelming to an extent that overflow\'d even Hawassa\'s cup."—Janine Mirret, Historian, author of Princess of Parthia: Life and Legend of Zeinab Sultan.\n