‘He States That This is the Most Lovely Building He Has Ever Had the Pleasure of Seeing . . . ’

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The travel journal, collecting, and exhibition of objects by museum founder, tea merchant and Member of Parliament Frederick Horniman (1835–1906) in the late nineteenth century demonstrate how material objects exemplify travel writing. Through an examination of objects he collected and later interpreted at the Horniman Free Museum, this article presents a case study of how collecting activities mirror and serve as a form of travel writing. This article presents a new model for understanding, beyond the written word, how travelers can capture the experience of a foreign expedition through the collecting and interpretation of objects.
他说这是他所见过的最可爱的建筑……”
博物馆创始人、茶商和国会议员弗雷德里克·霍尼曼(Frederick Horniman, 1835-1906)在19世纪末的旅行日记、收藏和物品展览展示了实物是如何体现旅行写作的。通过对他收集并后来在霍尼曼自由博物馆(Horniman Free Museum)进行解释的物品的考察,本文呈现了一个关于收集活动如何反映并作为一种旅行写作形式的案例研究。这篇文章提出了一种新的理解模式,超越书面文字,旅行者如何通过收集和解释物品来捕捉国外探险的经历。
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