Mapping Ultima Thule

The book addresses the relationship between the literary representations of North Greenland and the Inughuit people in Knud Rasmussen’s expedition accounts The New People and My Travel Diary and the historical process of Danish colonization of North Greenland. The aim of reading both works is to dem...

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Main Author: Lubowicka, Agata
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Language:English
Published: 2020
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