Timothy Unwin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3745831 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timothy Unwin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Unwin |
| SIGNATURE | UNWIN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bristol |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Culture of Commitment: Introduction
French-to-Australian Translation: Travellers of the Later Nineteenth Century
This article examines accounts left by a number of French travellers to Australia between c. 1850–80, and investigates their experience of a clash of cultures as related through essays, memoirs, and journalistic writings. In their encounter with Australia, the French see themselves as irreconcilably different from the British settler whose ubiquitous presence is an irritant yet a constant focus. The old cross-Channel neighbour is judged and, alth…
Joie de vivre in French Literature and Culture: Essays in Honour of Michael Freeman
The apparent self-sufficiency of joie de vivre means that, despite the widespread use of the phrase since the late nineteenth century, the concept has rarely been explored critically. Joie de vivre does not readily surrender itself to examination, for it is in a sense too busy being what it is. However, as the essays in this collection reveal, joie de vivre can be as complex and variable a state as the more negative emotions or experiences that a…
Faux Titre: Joie de Vivre in French Literature and Culture
Vernotopia (utopia, ecotopia, technotopia, heterotopia, retrotopia, textotopia, dystopia)
Jules Verne: Negotiating Change in the Nineteenth Century
Jules Verne’s Voyages Extraordinaires are among the finest documents we possess of a nineteenth-century world whose technologies and lifestyles were being transformed. This article highlights two major aspects of Jules Verne’s awareness and negotiation of change in his own century. First, it stresses that if he did “foresee” anything, it was less an era of futuristic inventions than one in which the abuse of technology leads to division and confl…
Stella
Camille Flammarion: Introduction de Danielle Chaperon. (Textes de littérature moderne et contemporaine, 69). Paris, Champion, 2003. 288 pp. Hb €40.00. Best known as the founder of the Société Astronomique de France, Camille Flammarion also belonged to a generation of writers who, assisted by powerful editors, aimed to popularize science through mass-marketed volumes. While Louis Figuier wrote of the marvels of technology and Jules Verne produced …
Jules Verne: The Problem of the Already Written
The Cambridge companion to Flaubert
Flaubert’s early work
'Louis XIII being aged only nine, Parliament gave the regency to his mother Marie de Médicis. Intrigue and ignominy were rife at the court . . .' ['Louis XIII n'ayant que neuf ans, le Parlement donna la régence ê Marie deMédicis sa mère. L'intrigue et la bassesse régnaient ê la cour . . .' (OJ 3)]. So wrote the nine-year-old Gustave Flaubert, no doubt identifying with the boy king, in a text dedicated to his own mother for her name-day on 28 July…
Technology and Progress in Jules Verne, or Anticipation in Reverse
Louis Bouilhet, Friend of Flaubert: A Case of Literary Conscience
Par une approche biographique et l'analyse des affinites que presentent leurs theories esthetiques, l'auteur propose de reevaluer l'influence litteraire de Bouilhet sur Flaubert
Worcestershire Anglo-Saxon charter-bounds
Maxims and Generalizations in the Novel: Constant and Flaubert
The Anglo-Saxon Landscape: The Kingdom of the Hwicce
Illustrations and tables Preface Introduction The Kingdom of Hwicce Sources of evidence The organisation of the Kingdom Aspects of the region's economy Woodland and heath The agricultural regions The developing regions Conclusions Bibliography Index
Flaubert and Pantheism
Journal Article FLAUBERT AND PANTHEISM Get access TIMOTHY UNWIN TIMOTHY UNWIN BELFAST Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French Studies, Volume XXXV, Issue 4, October 1981, Pages 394–406, https://doi.org/10.1093/fs/XXXV.4.394 Published: 01 October 1981
Flaubert: Idéal et paradis artificiels
The Anglo-Saxon Landscape: The Kingdom of the Hwicce
Illustrations and tables Preface Introduction The Kingdom of Hwicce Sources of evidence The organisation of the Kingdom Aspects of the region's economy Woodland and heath The agricultural regions The developing regions Conclusions Bibliography Index
French-to-Australian Translation: Travellers of the Later Nineteenth Century
This article examines accounts left by a number of French travellers to Australia between c. 1850–80, and investigates their experience of a clash of cultures as related through essays, memoirs, and journalistic writings. In their encounter with Australia, the French see themselves as irreconcilably different from the British settler whose ubiquitous presence is an irritant yet a constant focus. The old cross-Channel neighbour is judged and, alth…
Flaubert: Idéal et paradis artificiels
Flaubert and Pantheism
Journal Article FLAUBERT AND PANTHEISM Get access TIMOTHY UNWIN TIMOTHY UNWIN BELFAST Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French Studies, Volume XXXV, Issue 4, October 1981, Pages 394–406, https://doi.org/10.1093/fs/XXXV.4.394 Published: 01 October 1981
The Anglo-Saxon Landscape: The Kingdom of the Hwicce
Illustrations and tables Preface Introduction The Kingdom of Hwicce Sources of evidence The organisation of the Kingdom Aspects of the region's economy Woodland and heath The agricultural regions The developing regions Conclusions Bibliography Index
Maxims and Generalizations in the Novel: Constant and Flaubert
Worcestershire Anglo-Saxon charter-bounds
Louis Bouilhet, Friend of Flaubert: A Case of Literary Conscience
Par une approche biographique et l'analyse des affinites que presentent leurs theories esthetiques, l'auteur propose de reevaluer l'influence litteraire de Bouilhet sur Flaubert
Technology and Progress in Jules Verne, or Anticipation in Reverse
The Cambridge companion to Flaubert
Flaubert’s early work
'Louis XIII being aged only nine, Parliament gave the regency to his mother Marie de Médicis. Intrigue and ignominy were rife at the court . . .' ['Louis XIII n'ayant que neuf ans, le Parlement donna la régence ê Marie deMédicis sa mère. L'intrigue et la bassesse régnaient ê la cour . . .' (OJ 3)]. So wrote the nine-year-old Gustave Flaubert, no doubt identifying with the boy king, in a text dedicated to his own mother for her name-day on 28 July…
Jules Verne: Negotiating Change in the Nineteenth Century
Jules Verne’s Voyages Extraordinaires are among the finest documents we possess of a nineteenth-century world whose technologies and lifestyles were being transformed. This article highlights two major aspects of Jules Verne’s awareness and negotiation of change in his own century. First, it stresses that if he did “foresee” anything, it was less an era of futuristic inventions than one in which the abuse of technology leads to division and confl…
Stella
Camille Flammarion: Introduction de Danielle Chaperon. (Textes de littérature moderne et contemporaine, 69). Paris, Champion, 2003. 288 pp. Hb €40.00. Best known as the founder of the Société Astronomique de France, Camille Flammarion also belonged to a generation of writers who, assisted by powerful editors, aimed to popularize science through mass-marketed volumes. While Louis Figuier wrote of the marvels of technology and Jules Verne produced …
Jules Verne: The Problem of the Already Written
Vernotopia (utopia, ecotopia, technotopia, heterotopia, retrotopia, textotopia, dystopia)
Joie de vivre in French Literature and Culture: Essays in Honour of Michael Freeman
The apparent self-sufficiency of joie de vivre means that, despite the widespread use of the phrase since the late nineteenth century, the concept has rarely been explored critically. Joie de vivre does not readily surrender itself to examination, for it is in a sense too busy being what it is. However, as the essays in this collection reveal, joie de vivre can be as complex and variable a state as the more negative emotions or experiences that a…
Faux Titre: Joie de Vivre in French Literature and Culture
French-to-Australian Translation: Travellers of the Later Nineteenth Century
This article examines accounts left by a number of French travellers to Australia between c. 1850–80, and investigates their experience of a clash of cultures as related through essays, memoirs, and journalistic writings. In their encounter with Australia, the French see themselves as irreconcilably different from the British settler whose ubiquitous presence is an irritant yet a constant focus. The old cross-Channel neighbour is judged and, alth…
The Culture of Commitment: Introduction
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