The merits of translocation: Female travelogues between nineteenth-century imperial and peripheral narratives

Original language	English
Supervisors/Advisors	Pirker, Eva Ulrike, Supervisor scafe, suzanne, Co-Supervisor
Publication status	In preparation - 2028

Keywords

• travel writing
• nineteenth century
• women travel writing
• meritocracy
• new formalism
• cultural translation
• travel studies

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• 1 Active

• EU668: Meritocracy and Literature: Transcultural Approaches to Hegemonic Forms

  Pirker, E. U. (PI (Promotor, Principal Investigator)), scafe, S. (Collaborator), Temurok, C. (Mandate), Ofei, J. (Mandate), Honinx, M. L. (Mandate), Pace Aquilina, M. (Mandate) & Oshitelu, O. (Collaborator)

  1/01/24 → 31/12/28

  Project: Fundamental

  • Meritocracy 100%
  • Authors 96%
  • Women writers 82%
  • Transcultural 82%
  • Narrative 82%

Activities

• 1 Research and Teaching at External Organisation
• 1 Talk at an external academic organisation
• 1 Talk or presentation at a conference

• International research stay at the British Library

  Honinx, M. L. (Participant)

  11 Jun 2026 → 18 Jun 2026

  Activity: Other › Research and Teaching at External Organisation

• Invited talk, UGent: The two cents of a woman travelling in Isabella Frances Romer’s A Pilgrimage to the Temples and Tombs of Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine, in 1845-6 (1846)

  Honinx, M. L. (Speaker)

  28 Apr 2026

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Talk at an external academic organisation

• "Tolerably independent": Isabella Bird and the Ambiguity of Travelling the Rocky Mountains

  Honinx, M. L. (Speaker)

  3 Jul 2025

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Talk or presentation at a conference

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Honinx, M. (2028). The merits of translocation: Female travelogues between nineteenth-century imperial and peripheral narratives.

Honinx, Maxime. / The merits of translocation: Female travelogues between nineteenth-century imperial and peripheral narratives. 2028. 28 p.

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