Antarctica

a continent for the humanities

Roberts Peder, Adrián Howkins, Lize-Marié van der Watt

1-23

Antarctic diaries and heroic reputations

Changing the subject

Elizabeth Leane

27-51

Beriberi at Kerguelen

a sub-antarctic case study of a tropical disease, 1901–1903

Cornelia Lüdecke

53-76

So far, so close. approaching experience in the study of the encounter between sealers and the South Shetland islands (Antarctica, nineteenth century)

Andrès Zarankin, Melisa Salerno

79-103

The white (supremacist) continent

Antarctica and fantasies of Nazi survival

Roberts Peder

105-124

The whiteness of Antarctica

race and South Africa's antarctic history

Lize-Marié van der Watt, Sandra Swart

125-156

Acting artifacts

on the meanings of material culture in Antarctica

Dag Avango

159-179

Finding place in Antarctica

Alessandro Antonello

181-203

Scott's shadow

"proto territory" in contemporary Antarctica

Elena Glasberg

205-227

Scar as a healing process? reflections on science and polar politics in the cold war and beyond

the case of Norway

Stian Bones

231-249

Emerging from the shadow of science

challenges and opportunities for Antarctic history

Adrián Howkins

251-272

Some reflections on the emergence of Antarctic humanities

Aant Elzinga

273-301