Titlebook: Geographies of the Romantic North; Science, Antiquarian Angela Byrne Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013 B

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978-1-349-45693-2Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94183-2blished intra-European imperial hierarchies to North America. Northern travelers’ attempts to forge a sense of “Britishness” in Rupert’s Land are examined as a counterpoint to those of Scandinavia discussed in chapter 2.

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An Intercontinental North: North Britons and North Americansblished intra-European imperial hierarchies to North America. Northern travelers’ attempts to forge a sense of “Britishness” in Rupert’s Land are examined as a counterpoint to those of Scandinavia discussed in chapter 2.

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Worlds of Knowledge, Worlds Apart? Native and Newcomer GeographiesMaps are culturally relevant texts, representing the worldviews of their creators. Northern indigenous peoples experienced and represented the world and environment in very different, but no less valid, ways to the metropolitan explorers, fur traders, and scientists regularly encountered on their lands from the late eighteenth century onward.

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Formative Influences and the Call of the North quite separately—astronomy, cosmology, geodesy, geology, meteorology, physical geography, natural philosophy—serving as “an overarching discourse for material knowledge.”. Given the importance of travel, the popularity of travelogues, and geography’s role in “the evolution of the scientific traditi

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An “Aboriginal District of Britain”:* The European North, Traditional Cultures, and the Search for Cd and uncouth” and “absurd and preposterous fictions” in Scandinavian mythology. They conceded that some Scandinavian myths exhibited “a rude magnificence, a kind of savage sublimity, bespeaking a wonderful boldness of conception; at which, perhaps a chastised and cultivated imagination never could