Keywords
travel writing
Romantic Age
Eastern Europe
How to Cite
Abstract
English authors of travel journals created an ambivalent image of the Ukrainian-Polish borderlands inhabitants in the tradition of English romantic literature. The reception of the Eastern Europe territory as a new romantic space allowed the English traveler to interpret the inhabitants of this land as representatives of a little-known ethnos. The duality of the borderlands inhabitants imagotheme appeared in changing literary style from a non-fictional to a subjective one.
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