Wonderful Adventures of Mrs Seacole in Many Lands (1857): colonial identity and the geographical imagination

Keyphrases

• Geographical Imagination 100%
• Colonial Stereotypes 100%
• Imperial History 100%
• Reconfiguration 50%
• Heroine 50%
• Biography 50%
• Disciplinary Background 50%
• Historical Discourse 50%
• Military Networks 50%
• Cultural Geography 50%
• International Scholar 50%
• British Empire 50%
• Subject Formation 50%
• Colonial Subjectivity 50%
• Historical Contextualization 50%
• Historical Geography 50%
• Kingston 50%
• Spatiality 50%
• New Imperial History 50%
• Transnationalism 50%
• Material Conditions 50%
• Panama 50%
• Precariousness 50%
• Mary Seacole 50%
• Life History 50%
• Metropole 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Wonderful Adventure 100%
• Empire 100%
• Geographical Imagination 100%
• Subjectivity 40%
• Autobiography 40%
• Conception 20%
• Contemporary 20%
• Heroine 20%
• Interconnectedness 20%
• Scholars 20%
• Kingston 20%
• Historical Geography 20%
• Contextualization 20%
• Historical Discourse 20%
• Cultural Geography 20%
• Transnationalism 20%
• Spatiality 20%
• Precariousness 20%
• British Empire 20%
• Thematic 20%
• Mary Seacole 20%
• Biography 20%
• Panama 20%
• Imperial Space 20%
• Efficacy 20%

Social Sciences

• Subjectivity 100%
• Geographical Imagination 100%
• Human Geography 50%
• Precariousness 50%
• Transnationalism 50%
• Panama 50%
• Life History 50%
• Continent 50%