edited by Paul and Janet Starkey (Reading: Ithaca, 2001). ISBN 0-86372-258-X. £35.00
Introduction – Paul and Janet Starkey
1 About Face: Sir David Wilkie's portrait of 'Mehemet
Ali'
Emily Weeks
2 Carl Haag 1820–1915: facts or fantasy?
Cornelia Oelwein
3 John Frederick Lewis: 'in knowledge of the Orientals
quite one of themselves'
Briony Llewellyn and Charles Newton
4 William Holman Hunt's visits to Egypt: passion,
prejudice and truth to nature
Judith Bronkhurst
5 David Urquhart and the Role of Travel Literature
in the Introduction of Turkish Baths to Victorian England
Nebehat Avc o lu
6 J. Wolff and H. Stern: missionaries in the Yemen
Aviva Klein-Franke
7 The Copts of Egypt: neither Christian nor Egyptian?
Hoda Gindi
8 Gender Politics in a colonial context: Victorian
women's writing of Egypt
Sahar Sobhi Abdel-Hakim
9 The Image of Nineteenth-Century Cairo as a Medieval
City in Kinglake's Eothen
Loubna A Youssef
10 `While I was in Egypt, I finished Dr. Thorne'
Nadia Gindy
11 On translating The Englishwoman in Egypt into Arabic
Azza Kararah
12 Amelia Edwards: from novelist to Egyptologist
Patricia O'Neill
13 Amelia Edwards, Jenny Lane and Egypt
Brenda E. Moon
14 Oriental Motifs in the poetry of Nikolay Gumilev
Marianna Taymanova
15 'Ah! That the Desert were my Dwelling Place': the romance
of Persia in the early writings of Gertrude Bell
Katharine Chubbuck
16 Orientalism and Gender: the condition and status of
women in Morocco
Amy J. Johnson
Select Bibliography
Index