Abstract
Acknowledgements
General Preface
- ‘South Americanism’
- Orientalism
- The Invention of America
- (Partial) Precedents
- Methodology
- Introduction:
Mythologies of South America- Theoretical Models
- Roland Barthes
- The New World
- Paradise
- El Dorado
- The Gaucho
- Machismo
- Carnival
- Theoretical Models
- Behn and the Discoverers
- Saussure
- Synchronic Section
- Columbus
- Montaigne
- Oroonoko
- Conventional Elements
- Innovation – Subversion
- Darwin and the Naturalists
- L'invitation au Voyage
- The Brazilian Forest
- The Voyage of the Beagle
- Gauchos and Indians
- The Cordillera
- Graham and the Historians
- Antonio Conselheiro
- The Historians
- Euclides da Cunha
- R. B. Cunninghame Graham
- Mario Vargas Llosa
- Conclusion – Ideas of South America
- Hudson and the Pastoral
- Questions of Genre
- Themes and Images
- Fiction – Non-Fiction
- South America – England
- Green Mansions
- Conrad and 'Costaguana'
- Landscapes of Romance
- Critical Modes
- Seven Examples
- Three South Americas
- Nostromo
- Landscapes of Romance
- Masefield and the Quest
- Sard Harker
- Mimicry
- Peculiarities of Character
- Landscapes
- Small Town Paranoia
- Tenor
- Vehicle
- Sard Harker
- Bishop and 'Helena Morley'
- Translation
- The Nature of the Artefact
- Walter Benjamin
- Nightingale Fever
- Minha Vida de Menina
- Society
- Politics
- Translation
- Conclusion:
The Idea of the Post-modern- Southern Gothic
- The Infernal Desire Machines of Dr Hoffmann
- The City Under Siege
- The Mansion of Midnight
- The River People
- The Acrobats of Desire
- The Erotic Traveller
- The Coast of Africa
- Lost in Nebulous Time
- The Castle
- Conclusion
Part 1: Exploration
Part 2: Historians and Naturalists
Part 3: Romance
Part 4: Translation
Bibliography:
- Select Bibliography of Primary Sources
- European
- Latin American
- Select Bibliography of Secondary Sources
Appendices:
To my supervisor, Mr. Colin Manlove, for much acute criticism.
To my long-suffering readers, Jackie-Anne Jensen and K. M. Ross, for devotion beyond the call of duty.
To Gus Maclean, prince of booksellers, and the class he so consummately embodies.
And finally, to my parents, without whom this stay in Edinburgh would not have been possible at all.
Statement:
I hereby certify that this thesis was composed by myself, and is entirely my own work.
Note:
A Companion Volume to the thesis, in three parts - a 'Chronology of Europe in South America', a 'Chronology of Latin American literature', and a series of bibliographies and discussions of 'South America in Popular Culture' – exists, and may be consulted on application to the author.
- A Chronology of Europe in South America
- Major Authors
- Secondary Authors
- Chronology
- Bibliography
- A Chronology of Latin American Literature
- Major Authors
- Secondary Authors
- Chronology
- Bibliography
- South America in Popular Culture
- Film
- British Views of South America
- Hollywood Views of South America
- Film Reviews
- List of Films
- Bibliography
- Television
- Abstract
- List of Programs
- Bibliography
- Visual and Performing Arts
- Reviews
- José Donoso: A Seminar
- List of Events
- Bibliography
- Cartoon
- Abstract
- List of Cartoons
- Bibliography
- Travel
- Abstract
- List of Books
- Popular Fiction
- Abstract
- List of Books
- The South-West
- Abstract
- List of Films
- List of Books
Appendices:
- Theoretical Preface (September 1988)
- Reference Guide (March 1988-October 1989)
Bibliography:
- Select Bibliography of Secondary Sources
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