Travellers in Eighteenth Century Europe

Focusing on the cultural and personal impacts of the Grand Tour in the eighteenth century, this edited collection features contributions from prominent scholars and writers. It explores first-hand accounts, including letters and diaries, revealing how travelers perceived foreign cultures, especially in Greece, Italy, and Turkey. The book addresses themes of 'otherness' and exoticism, highlighting the positive experiences of both men and women. It also examines personal relationships and their influence on artistic and literary works, providing a nuanced perspective on cultural appreciation versus appropriation.