Chapter 1 Antarctica: A Continent for the Humanities

Chapter 2 Antarctic Diaries and Heroic Reputations: Changing the Subject

Chapter 4 So Far, So Close. Approaching Experience in the Study of the Encounter Between Sealers and the South Shetland Islands (Antarctica, Nineteenth Century)

Chapter 5 The White (Supremacist) Continent: Antarctica and Fantasies of Nazi Survival

Chapter 6 The Whiteness of Antarctica: Race and South Africa’s Antarctic History

Chapter 7 Acting Artifacts: On the Meanings of Material Culture in Antarctica

Chapter 8 Finding Place in Antarctica

Chapter 9 Scott’s Shadow: “Proto Territory” in Contemporary Antarctica

Chapter 10 SCAR as a Healing Process? Reflections on Science and Polar Politics in the Cold War and Beyond: The Case of Norway

Chapter 11 Emerging from the Shadow of Science: Challenges and Opportunities for Antarctic History

Chapter 12 Some Reflections on the Emergence of Antarctic Humanities