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Présentation Along The Borders de Collett, Richard Format Relié
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Biographie:
Richard Collett is an award-winning travel journalist from the United Kingdom with a love for offbeat destinations and cultural curiosities. A professional travel writer since 2018, Richard regularly contributes to major international publications, including National Geographic, BBC Travel, CNN Travel, Lonely Planet, The Telegraph, and many more titles. His award-winning travel blog receives around 50,000 visitors every year. Born in Scotland to English parents, he's now intent on discovering a sense of identity in his ever-changing homeland....
Sommaire: This is a book about how our borders and boundaries are bridged, and how they bring us together.
'Thoroughly entertaining . . . Along The Borders shows us the borders of the British Isles with all their frustrations, idiosyncrasies and downright stupidities'
Alan Cleaver, author of The Postal Paths
'An absorbing journey across the fractured frontiers of the United Kingdom, Along the Borders is packed with intriguing details, revealing insights and flashes of hope'
Shafik Meghji, author of Small Earthquakes
Nationalities are often strongest on the border, where people define themselves in opposition to their neighbours. Flags fly, dialects become stronger, and the distance between 'us' and 'them' grows. But borderlands are also the spaces in between, where centuries of history and culture merge and collide to create complex and shifting identities.
Along the Borders chronicles Richard Collett's multi-year journey, by bus, boat, train, plane, car and on foot, through hundreds of miles of borderlands. But this is not just a book about the United Kingdom's borders and boundaries: it's about the people that live there. Collett speaks to a vivid cast of characters, from nationalists to town criers, from pub landlords to battle reenactors, and charity workers helping refugees on a search for national and personal identity in an increasingly fragmented United Kingdom.
By looking to the borderlands, we can discover the essence of what Britain is and what it isn't. What it has been and what it can be.
'A must read for anyone interested in British culture, politics and identity'
Daniel Stables, author of Fiesta
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