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How the Chinese discovered the ice : China's first expedition to Antarctica, 1984-1985

Journal
Chinese Environmental History Newsletter
Type
newspaper article
Date Issued
1995-11
Author(s)
ForĂȘt, Philippe  
Abstract
This is a short but intriguing piece on the "humanizing" of the Antarctic landscape by the First Chinese Expedition to Antarctica. Readers are invited to consider what may be learned by contemplating the superimposition of geomantically-loaded names like "Wanglong yan" on a landscape already "humanized" British-style with the names "King George Island," "Nelson Island" and "Drake Passage."
Language
English
Keywords
Chinese Antarctica
Chinese scientific expeditions
King George Island (Chile)
cultural landscape
geomancy
HSG Classification
contribution to scientific community
Refereed
No
Publisher
Indiana State University
Publisher place
Terre Haute IN, United States
Volume
1995
Number
2-2
Start page
13
End page
15
Pages
3
URL
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/63078
Subject(s)

cultural studies

Eprints ID
215111
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