Farthest North. Historical Record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship 'Fram' 1893 - 1896
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- Nombre de pages654
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4700012-9
- EAN8596547000129
- Date de parution17/05/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille14 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In 'Farthest North, ' renowned explorer and scientist Fridtjof Nansen invites readers on an exhilarating journey through the Arctic landscape, blending meticulous exploration with vivid narrative style. The book chronicles Nansen's audacious attempt to chart the Arctic regions, emphasizing both the physical adversity faced during the expedition and the profound internal reflections that accompany such extreme endeavors.
Written in a time when exploration was both a scientific pursuit and a quest for national prestige, Nansen's work stands as a testament to human resilience, capturing the beauty and brutality of one of the planet's most forbidding frontiers. Fridtjof Nansen, a polymath who excelled as a scientist, diplomat, and humanitarian, was deeply influenced by his academic background in zoology and his passion for icebound exploration.
His earlier achievements, including the development of pioneering techniques in oceanography, laid the groundwork for this ambitious Arctic venture. Nansen's unique combination of scholarly inquiry and adventurous spirit thus informs 'Farthest North, ' illuminating the interconnection between scientific knowledge and human experience in uncharted territories. This compelling narrative is essential reading for enthusiasts of adventure, science, and the Arctic.
Nansen's eloquent prose not only enthralls but also educates, making the complexities of exploration accessible to readers. 'Farthest North' is a vital contribution to the genre of exploration literature and remains an enduring inspiration for those who yearn to push the boundaries of our understanding.
Written in a time when exploration was both a scientific pursuit and a quest for national prestige, Nansen's work stands as a testament to human resilience, capturing the beauty and brutality of one of the planet's most forbidding frontiers. Fridtjof Nansen, a polymath who excelled as a scientist, diplomat, and humanitarian, was deeply influenced by his academic background in zoology and his passion for icebound exploration.
His earlier achievements, including the development of pioneering techniques in oceanography, laid the groundwork for this ambitious Arctic venture. Nansen's unique combination of scholarly inquiry and adventurous spirit thus informs 'Farthest North, ' illuminating the interconnection between scientific knowledge and human experience in uncharted territories. This compelling narrative is essential reading for enthusiasts of adventure, science, and the Arctic.
Nansen's eloquent prose not only enthralls but also educates, making the complexities of exploration accessible to readers. 'Farthest North' is a vital contribution to the genre of exploration literature and remains an enduring inspiration for those who yearn to push the boundaries of our understanding.
In 'Farthest North, ' renowned explorer and scientist Fridtjof Nansen invites readers on an exhilarating journey through the Arctic landscape, blending meticulous exploration with vivid narrative style. The book chronicles Nansen's audacious attempt to chart the Arctic regions, emphasizing both the physical adversity faced during the expedition and the profound internal reflections that accompany such extreme endeavors.
Written in a time when exploration was both a scientific pursuit and a quest for national prestige, Nansen's work stands as a testament to human resilience, capturing the beauty and brutality of one of the planet's most forbidding frontiers. Fridtjof Nansen, a polymath who excelled as a scientist, diplomat, and humanitarian, was deeply influenced by his academic background in zoology and his passion for icebound exploration.
His earlier achievements, including the development of pioneering techniques in oceanography, laid the groundwork for this ambitious Arctic venture. Nansen's unique combination of scholarly inquiry and adventurous spirit thus informs 'Farthest North, ' illuminating the interconnection between scientific knowledge and human experience in uncharted territories. This compelling narrative is essential reading for enthusiasts of adventure, science, and the Arctic.
Nansen's eloquent prose not only enthralls but also educates, making the complexities of exploration accessible to readers. 'Farthest North' is a vital contribution to the genre of exploration literature and remains an enduring inspiration for those who yearn to push the boundaries of our understanding.
Written in a time when exploration was both a scientific pursuit and a quest for national prestige, Nansen's work stands as a testament to human resilience, capturing the beauty and brutality of one of the planet's most forbidding frontiers. Fridtjof Nansen, a polymath who excelled as a scientist, diplomat, and humanitarian, was deeply influenced by his academic background in zoology and his passion for icebound exploration.
His earlier achievements, including the development of pioneering techniques in oceanography, laid the groundwork for this ambitious Arctic venture. Nansen's unique combination of scholarly inquiry and adventurous spirit thus informs 'Farthest North, ' illuminating the interconnection between scientific knowledge and human experience in uncharted territories. This compelling narrative is essential reading for enthusiasts of adventure, science, and the Arctic.
Nansen's eloquent prose not only enthralls but also educates, making the complexities of exploration accessible to readers. 'Farthest North' is a vital contribution to the genre of exploration literature and remains an enduring inspiration for those who yearn to push the boundaries of our understanding.
