Keith Hanley

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Keith Hanley is an academic known for his contributions to the field of cultural tourism, particularly through the lens of prominent literary figures. His notable works include 'Constructing Cultural Tourism: John Ruskin and the Tourist Gaze' and 'Wordsworth: A Poet’s History', where he explores the intersections of literature, culture, and tourism. Hanley's analysis offers insights into how literary landmarks can shape the tourist experience and influence cultural perceptions.

In addition to his work on Ruskin and Wordsworth, Hanley has examined the writings of Walter Savage Landor, compiling 'Selected Poetry and Prose' that highlights the depth and richness of Landor's contributions to English literature. Through his scholarly endeavors, Hanley has made significant strides in understanding how literature can inform and enhance the experience of place, making him a key figure in discussions surrounding cultural tourism.