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Strangers In The South Seas The Idea Of The Pacific In Western Thought Richard Lansdown

Name: Strangers In The South Seas The Idea Of The Pacific In Western Thought Richard Lansdown
SKU: BELL-1955056
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Strangers In The South Seas The Idea Of The Pacific In Western Thought Richard Lansdown instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Hawaii Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.78 MB

Pages: 449

Author: Richard Lansdown

ISBN: 9780824829025, 9780824830427, 9781435665545, 0824829026, 0824830423, 1435665546

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Strangers In The South Seas The Idea Of The Pacific In Western Thought Richard Lansdown by Richard Lansdown 9780824829025, 9780824830427, 9781435665545, 0824829026, 0824830423, 1435665546 instant download after payment.

Long before Magellan entered the Pacific in 1521 Westernersentertained ideas of undiscovered oceans, mighty continents, andparadisal islands at the far ends of the earth - such ideas would have along life and a deep impact in both the Pacific and the West. With thediscovery of Tahiti in 1767 another powerful myth was added to thiscollection: the noble savage. For the first time Westerners wereconfronted by a people who seemed happier than themselves. Thisrevolution in the human sciences was accompanied by one in thenatural sciences after Darwin's momentous visit to the GalapagosIslands.