Abstract
Part I, Critical Responses to Women's Travel Writing: Feminist Work on Women's Travel Writing Gender and the Study of Colonial Discourse. Part II, Constraints on Production and Reception: Foucault and Constraints on the Production of Text Constraints on the Reception of Women's Travel Writing. Part III, Case Studies Alexandra David-Neel - My Journey to Lhasa (1927) Mary Kingsley - Travels in West Africa (1897) Nina Mazuchelli - The Indian Alps and How We Crossed Them (1876).
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