0 a film or book about travelling to or in a particular place: --
In a debate as broad as this it is all too easy for speeches to turn into travelogues with two sentences for each region of the world.
I mention that experience in the context of this debate not as part of a travelogue, but to illustrate my view.
I could indulge in a travelogue about the constituency, but that would take a long time because it is so large.
During the travelogue that we have been listening to, that seems to be the one thing that he felt intensely about.
The drawings are revealing when interpreted in the context of the approach of historical anthropology: they illustrate the travelogues and testify to the sensual experience of their author.
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries the travelogue was a mixed genre, which appealed simultaneously to a more general readership and to a more demanding scientific society.
Oakley deftly synthesises a vast combination of ideas and detail into an illuminating travelogue of thought and knowing.
On the one hand, surveying was closely wedded to commercialism by the mid-century; on the other, similar tropes were employed across travelogues and surveyors' diaries.
