The database is part of the project AfTeR – The African Text: Representing Africa in Imperial Russia (1850-1917), funded by the Stars@Unipd programme of the University of Padua. The database offers a wide collection of bio-bibliographical entries detailing, for every source examined, a synopsis, information about the author (when applicable), and a brief list of references. The navigation is facilitated by tags, which make it possible to search for specific genres (Travel Notes, Essays, Children’s Literature…), a specific place within Africa, the presence of visual material (Illustrations), the main topic(s) (Medicine, Geography, Ethnography, History…). A free search is also possible. The entries can be arranged by author, or by year of publication.

AfTeR - The African Text: Representing Africa in Imperial Russia (1850-1917)

Anita Frison
Project Administration
2024

Abstract

The database is part of the project AfTeR – The African Text: Representing Africa in Imperial Russia (1850-1917), funded by the Stars@Unipd programme of the University of Padua. The database offers a wide collection of bio-bibliographical entries detailing, for every source examined, a synopsis, information about the author (when applicable), and a brief list of references. The navigation is facilitated by tags, which make it possible to search for specific genres (Travel Notes, Essays, Children’s Literature…), a specific place within Africa, the presence of visual material (Illustrations), the main topic(s) (Medicine, Geography, Ethnography, History…). A free search is also possible. The entries can be arranged by author, or by year of publication.
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