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“Europe Without Baedeker” is a travel essay written by the American author and literary critic Edmund Wilson. The essay was first published in 1947 as part of his book “Europe Without Baedeker: Sketches Among the Ruins of Italy, Greece and England,” which also includes essays on his travels through Europe.
In this collection, Edmund Wilson reflects on his journeys through various European countries in the aftermath of World War II. He provides a literary and critical perspective on the cultural and historical landscapes he encounters, focusing on Italy, Greece, and England. The title of the book is a reference to Karl Baedeker, a publisher of popular guidebooks used by travelers in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Wilson’s essays in “Europe Without Baedeker” are characterized by his insightful observations, literary references, and personal reflections on the impact of war and political changes on the regions he visits. His writing provides readers with a unique and intellectual perspective on post-war Europe.
If you are interested in travel essays that explore the cultural and historical dimensions of European countries, Edmund Wilson’s “Europe Without Baedeker” is a notable work to consider. It offers a thoughtful and thought-provoking exploration of the post-war European landscape.
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