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“Our Surprizing Qualifications,” or “Calculated to Make on the Minds of This Simple People a Great Ience in local mythologies, scientific engagement with landscape, and representations of native-newcomer interactions around the sciences. The too-commonly replicated paradigm of indigenous (essentialized as “organic” or “intuitive”) versus metropolitan (generalized as “rational” or “scientific”) cos

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Conclusionses are often subjected and recovering the role of the sciences. The period covered, c. 1790–1830, not only saw rapid acceleration in European and British accumulation of knowledge on northern regions, but was also one in which northern indigenous peoples and traditional cultures were subject to a fo

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2945-6630 inings of the North are considered part of late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century processes of British self-fashioning as a Northern nation, and key in unifying the expanding North Atlantic empire.978-1-349-45693-2978-1-137-31132-0Series ISSN 2945-6630 Series E-ISSN 2945-6649

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Formative Influences and the Call of the North material knowledge.”. Given the importance of travel, the popularity of travelogues, and geography’s role in “the evolution of the scientific tradition,”. geography can be considered one of the most important subject ranges of the age. While Herman Moll thought pure physical geography “Dry and Jejune,” he promoted its study in more general terms:

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Ironie als Geistige Lebensform, their respective attitudes toward the heavens. Here, metropolitan astronomy and local cosmogonies are all considered in cosmological, rather than religious terms; that is, as culture-specific explanations for the existence of the universe..