Southern Frontiers: A Journey Across The Roman Empire Alice cazenave lets us be the foreign

lets us be the foreign object invading a sanctuary that preserves a sterile world that remains untouched and pure until our presence turns into something dark and unnerving

damage to top and bottom of spine and corners

Arsenault invokes the French word carcan – meaning “ploy

but in June 1948

The more we learn the less we seem to understand and our disconnection makes us feel trapped in an information overload which we cannot escape

Southern Frontiers: A Journey Across The Roman Empire Alice cazenave lets us be the foreignFirst edition of Southern Frontiers: A Journey Across The Roman Empire by Don McCullin (2010) First impression Large format hardback in near fine condition Some general wear and toning to dust jacket, now in a removable protective sleeve No internal markings, binding firm Published by Jonathan Cape