„Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy
The article is devoted to the attitudes of Robert Falcon Scott and his expedition companions towards animals on the way to the South Pole – both the animals they brought with them on the ship “Terra Nova” and those they encountered in Antarctica. Scott took 34 dogs and 19 Manchu ponies on this arduo...
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ftdoajarticles:oai:doaj.org/article:bdb425e041c44ee68ddae73bcdd3463f 2023-05-15T13:49:31+02:00 „Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy Jacek Kurek 2015-12-01T00:00:00Z https://doaj.org/article/bdb425e041c44ee68ddae73bcdd3463f EN PL RU eng pol rus University of Silesia Press https://www.journals.us.edu.pl/index.php/ZOOPHILOLOGICA/article/view/4815 https://doaj.org/toc/2719-2687 https://doaj.org/toc/2451-3849 2719-2687 2451-3849 https://doaj.org/article/bdb425e041c44ee68ddae73bcdd3463f Zoophilologica, Iss 1, Pp 279-294 (2015) ponies dogs south pole expedition robert f. scott Zoology QL1-991 History of scholarship and learning. The humanities AZ20-999 article 2015 ftdoajarticles 2022-12-31T11:42:36Z The article is devoted to the attitudes of Robert Falcon Scott and his expedition companions towards animals on the way to the South Pole – both the animals they brought with them on the ship “Terra Nova” and those they encountered in Antarctica. Scott took 34 dogs and 19 Manchu ponies on this arduous expedition. None of them survived. This aim is to draw attention to the human dimension of the expedition, but it becomes a contribution to the history of relationships between humans and animals in Europe just before the First World War. Analysis of the reports of Robert F. Scott and Apsley Cherry-Garrard (a member of the expedition) allows us to conclude that the explorers felt a great deal of affection for the animals. In the face of their tragic fate, they often reflected on their own guilt and mistakes. The suffering of animals was marked firmly in their minds, and the only kind of justification was their desire to enrich humanity with new knowledge. Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctica South pole South pole Directory of Open Access Journals: DOAJ Articles South Pole Cherry-Garrard ENVELOPE(168.683,168.683,-71.300,-71.300) Biegun południowy ENVELOPE(0.000,0.000,-90.000,-90.000) |
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The article is devoted to the attitudes of Robert Falcon Scott and his expedition companions towards animals on the way to the South Pole – both the animals they brought with them on the ship “Terra Nova” and those they encountered in Antarctica. Scott took 34 dogs and 19 Manchu ponies on this arduous expedition. None of them survived. This aim is to draw attention to the human dimension of the expedition, but it becomes a contribution to the history of relationships between humans and animals in Europe just before the First World War. Analysis of the reports of Robert F. Scott and Apsley Cherry-Garrard (a member of the expedition) allows us to conclude that the explorers felt a great deal of affection for the animals. In the face of their tragic fate, they often reflected on their own guilt and mistakes. The suffering of animals was marked firmly in their minds, and the only kind of justification was their desire to enrich humanity with new knowledge. |
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„Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy |
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„Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy |
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„Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy |
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„Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy |
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„Zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. Robert Falcon Scott i Apsley Cherry-Garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy |
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„zaiste, nikt im losu zazdrościć nie może”. robert falcon scott i apsley cherry-garrard o swoich zwierzętach w drodze na biegun południowy |
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Zoophilologica, Iss 1, Pp 279-294 (2015) |
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