First footsteps in East Africa

First footsteps in East Africa

by Richard Francis Burton, William C. Barker, John Hanning Speke, Isabel Lady Burton, William C Barker

Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Maps and Travel Literature

1856

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A diary style narrative of an exploration of Somalia. PDF (firstfootstepsin01burtuoft.pdf) is Vol. 6 of 1894 memorial edition--Vol. 1 of 2 of An exploration of Harar

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    How does Burton’s perspective as a Victorian explorer shape his observations of Somali culture, and how might a modern reader view his assumptions and biases?

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    In what ways does the diary-style format of the narrative impact your immersion in the journey and your perception of Burton’s daily mindset?

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    Burton traveled in disguise during a time of immense danger and cultural friction; how do you think adopting a persona affects a person's authenticity and their understanding of a foreign land?

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