Richard Hakluyt and Travel Writing in Early Modern Europe
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Richard Hakluyt and Travel Writing in Early Modern Europe

by Claire Jowitt

literary history travel writing Early Modern Studies
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Claire Jowitt explores Richard Hakluyt’s importance to travel writing in early modern Europe. The book examines how his work relates to the literary, historical, and intellectual development of travel accounts during a formative period of European exploration and cultural exchange.

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This book focuses on Richard Hakluyt, a significant figure associated with travel writing and early modern European intellectual culture.

Claire Jowitt considers the place of Hakluyt’s work within the broader development of travel writing in early modern Europe.

The book offers a scholarly study of the relationship between travel accounts, literary representation, and European engagement with the wider world.

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