Thanks! That's a good point, Bonnie. Most of these travelers' accounts are much less anxiety-laden than, say, captivity narratives. I suppose both styles are to some extent delivering on expectations.
Dan, what strikes me is the lack of anxiety in the telling of the journey. No sense of fear, just excitement and interest in the findings of their expedition. Thanks.
Thanks! That's a good point, Bonnie. Most of these travelers' accounts are much less anxiety-laden than, say, captivity narratives. I suppose both styles are to some extent delivering on expectations.
Dan, what strikes me is the lack of anxiety in the telling of the journey. No sense of fear, just excitement and interest in the findings of their expedition. Thanks.