Enlightenment Travel and British Identities

Enlightenment Travel and British IdentitiesEnlightenment Travel and British Identities is the first ever collection of essays devoted to the influential eighteenth century travel writer, antiquarian and naturalist, Thomas Pennant (17261798). Offering a truly multidisciplinary range of perspectives, it explores the complex networks of informants who helped Pennant undertake and write up the journeys behind his widely read Welsh and Scottish Tours.

The study explores the prolific first decade and a half of Coupland’s career

for film and television as well as for the stage

The theme of this series is the cooperation between behavioral scientists and computer scientists in developing human-computer interfaces

and the place of the theatrical experience in his contemporary culture

Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream

sexual suspect

including twenty-five interviews with oppositionists

public and private archives

Greece and Plato

Drawing on a variety of case studies

Peacock also tracks some lesser-known novels and television programmes

the theatrical setting of the play and its sources and analogues