Opening Doors Spring 2022 - Lands, Real and Imagined: Women Artists Respond to the Art and Travel Writings of Maria Graham (1785 - 1842)
A look at how women "see' the world, featuring contemporary artists and female-authored travel narratives from the 19th century to the present. This material also relates to ENGL 2232 (Spring 2022)
by Elena Spandri. In: Textus: English Studies in Italy; 2012 May-Aug; 25(2): 127-144
Damian, Jessica. “These Civil Wars of Nature: Annotating South Americas Natural and Political History in Maria Graham’s Journal of A Residence In Chile (1824). Romanticism and the Anglo-Imperial Imaginary. Ed. J.M. Almeida. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2010. 327-340. (Request through Interlibrary Loan)
Caballero, M. Soledad. “For the Honour of Our Country”: Maria Dundas Graham and the Romance of Benign Domination.” Studies in Travel Writing 9.2 (2005): 111-131. (Request through Interlibrary Loan)
Article by Carl Thompson. in: Notes & Records of the Royal Society. Dec2019, Vol. 73 Issue 4, p431-455.
Thompson, Carl. “Earthquakes and Petticoats: Maria Graham, Geology, and Nineteenth Century ‘Polite Science.’” Journal of Victorian Culture. 17.3 (2012): 329-34 (Request through Interlibrary Loan)
Hayward, Jennifer. “The Uncertainty of the End Keeps Up the interest”: Maria Graham’s Journal of A Residence in Chile as Life Writing.” A/B: Auto/Biography Studies 17.1 (2002)” 43-64. (Request through Interlibrary Loan)