In our second episode of our polar environmental humanities series, we jump from the landscape paintings of the circumpolar north to the southern continent of Antarctica and speak with Dr. Elizabeth Leane at the University of Tasmania! As a Professor of Antarctic Studies, we discuss her work on perceptions of Antarctica historically and also sensorially. From pandemic misconceptions of cleanliness and silence on the continent to science fiction and Antarctic tourism, Leane walks us through the complex histories of the South Pole. We have one more episode in the series coming out next month!
For more on Elizabeth:
Twitter: @elizabeth_leane
Email: Elizabeth.Leane@utas.edu.au
LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-leane-ab10706b
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Episode recorded March 26, 2024.
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- 节目
- 频率一月一更
- 发布时间2024年6月27日 UTC 18:35
- 长度42 分钟
- 单集43
- 分级儿童适宜