Titlebook: Antarctica and the Humanities; Roberts Peder,Lize-Marié van der Watt,Adrian Howki Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Antarctica and the Humanities978-1-137-54575-6Series ISSN 2730-972X Series E-ISSN 2730-9738

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Antarctica: A Continent for the Humanities,, more specifically the environmental humanities. Antarctica has never been a stable concept within the realm of human discourse and we interrogate the prevailing perception of Antarctica as a continent for science. Noting that there have been many ways to imagine and experience Antarctica in the pa

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Antarctic Diaries and Heroic Reputations: Changing the Subject tell us about the genre of the diary. Not only are Antarctic diaries important sources for polar historians and fetishized material objects, they are also a means through which human visitors fashion identities in relation to the continent. Diaries reveal the both the pleasure and pressures of Anta

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So Far, So Close. Approaching Experience in the Study of the Encounter Between Sealers and the Southorld. Their goal was to find new sources of oil and skins for supplying the international market. It was in this context that sealers first arrived at the South Shetland Islands. Without a doubt, the “encounter” between the hunters and the archipelago (a region previously unknown) could have present

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The White (Supremacist) Continent: Antarctica and Fantasies of Nazi Survivaltarctica, perhaps with the aid of flying saucers—to explore the relationship between physical and imagined geographies. I am not concerned with the “truth” of the theory: empirical evidence clearly indicates it is not, and there is ample reason to regard it as a useful piece of propaganda for the ne