Abstract
Be they explorers, adventurers, travellers, exiles or expatriates, scores of women have broken free from the domestic sphere to which a male-dominated society would have them bound and recorded their impressions of the wider world in their writings or used them as artistic material. For a long time, though, British Victorian women’s literature remained the almost exclusive focus of critical inquiry while American women writers’ contribution to this field was by and large neglected. This gap i...
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