Women in the Ottoman Empire. Elizabeth Craven

The seminar paper analyzes selected letters from Elizabeth Craven's travels to Constantinople, focusing on her outward and return journeys to the Ottoman Empire. It examines how Craven presents various cities, particularly Vienna and Athens, highlighting their unique values. Additionally, the paper compares these cities with Petersburg, offering insights into her perceptions and experiences as a British woman traveler in the 18th century. This exploration sheds light on cultural representations and the significance of the locations she visited.