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Stories by English Authors: The Orient - cover

Stories by English Authors: The Orient

Mary Russell Mitford, Rudyard Kipling, Morley Roberts, Netta Syrett, Mary Beaumont, Robert K. Douglas

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Stories by English Authors: The Orient brings together an exquisite mélange of narratives that traverse the vast, complex tapestry of Asian cultures through the lens of British literature. This anthology showcases a remarkable diversity of literary styles, from the lyrical prose of Rudyard Kipling to the evocative storytelling of Mary Russell Mitford, offering readers a rich, nuanced exploration of Eastern themes. Embedded within this collection are standout pieces that capture the essence of the oriental landscape, both real and imagined, reflecting the fascination and tension of East-West interactions during the periods they depict. The authors featured in this collection, including the esteemed Sir Robert K. Douglas, Morley Roberts, Netta Syrett, and Mary Beaumont, each bring their unique perspectives and experiences to bear on the subject of the Orient. Their works collectively mirror the broader historical and cultural movements of Orientalism that influenced Western literature and thought. The range of voices and backgrounds converges to create a multifaceted narrative, enriching the reader's understanding of Eastern cultures as seen through Western eyes, and highlighting the myriad ways in which these encounters have been imagined and reimagined over time. This anthology is an invitation to readers to explore the intersections of culture, identity, and narrative. It offers a unique opportunity to engage with a variety of perspectives on the Orient, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the complexities of cultural exchange and the power of literature to bridge disparate worlds. For scholars, students, and anyone with a keen interest in the literary representation of the East by Western authors, Stories by English Authors: The Orient promises enlightening insights and a compelling exploration of the dialogues between the East and West.

Disponible desde: 22/08/2023.

Longitud de impresión: 102 páginas.

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