Elizabeth Leane is Professor of English at the School of Humanities/Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania.Jeffrey McGee is Senior Lecturer in Climate Change, Marine and Antarctic Law at the Faculty of Law/Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania.

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• AcknowledgementsList of ContributorsForeword Sanjay Chaturvedi1 Anthropocene Antarctica: Approaches, issues and debatesELIZABETH LEANE AND JEFFREY MCGEEPART 1: Governance and geopolitics 2 Governing Antarctica in the AnthropoceneTIM STEPHENS3 Subglacial nationalismsALAN D. HEMMINGS4 Frozen Eden lost? Exploring discourses of geoengineering AntarcticaJEFFREY MCGEE5 The Anthropocene melt: Antarctica’s geologic politicsJUAN FRANCISCO SALAZARPART 2: Cultural texts and representations6 Ice and the ecothriller: Popular representations of Antarctica in the Anthropocene ELIZABETH LEANE7 Listening ‘at the sea ice edge’: Compositions based on soundscape recordings made in Antarctica CAROLYN PHILPOTT8 Save the penguins: Antarctic advertising and the PR of protectionHANNE NIELSENPART 3: Inhabitations and place9 Indigenising the heroic era of Antarctic explorationBEN MADDISON10 Populating Antarctica: Chilean families in the frozen continentNELSON LLANOS11 Placing the past: The McMurdo Dry Valleys and the problem of geographical specificity in Antarctic history ADRIAN HOWKINSPART 4: Conclusion 12 Antarctica looking forward: Four themesJEFFREY MCGEE AND ELIZABETH LEANEIndex

Elizabeth Leane is Professor of English at the School of Humanities/Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania.Jeffrey McGee is Senior Lecturer in Climate Change, Marine and Antarctic Law at the Faculty of Law/Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania.

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• AcknowledgementsList of ContributorsForeword Sanjay Chaturvedi1 Anthropocene Antarctica: Approaches, issues and debatesELIZABETH LEANE AND JEFFREY MCGEEPART 1: Governance and geopolitics 2 Governing Antarctica in the AnthropoceneTIM STEPHENS3 Subglacial nationalismsALAN D. HEMMINGS4 Frozen Eden lost? Exploring discourses of geoengineering AntarcticaJEFFREY MCGEE5 The Anthropocene melt: Antarctica’s geologic politicsJUAN FRANCISCO SALAZARPART 2: Cultural texts and representations6 Ice and the ecothriller: Popular representations of Antarctica in the Anthropocene ELIZABETH LEANE7 Listening ‘at the sea ice edge’: Compositions based on soundscape recordings made in Antarctica CAROLYN PHILPOTT8 Save the penguins: Antarctic advertising and the PR of protectionHANNE NIELSENPART 3: Inhabitations and place9 Indigenising the heroic era of Antarctic explorationBEN MADDISON10 Populating Antarctica: Chilean families in the frozen continentNELSON LLANOS11 Placing the past: The McMurdo Dry Valleys and the problem of geographical specificity in Antarctic history ADRIAN HOWKINSPART 4: Conclusion 12 Antarctica looking forward: Four themesJEFFREY MCGEE AND ELIZABETH LEANEIndex

Elizabeth Leane is Professor of English at the School of Humanities/Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania.Jeffrey McGee is Senior Lecturer in Climate Change, Marine and Antarctic Law at the Faculty of Law/Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania.

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• AcknowledgementsList of ContributorsForeword Sanjay Chaturvedi1 Anthropocene Antarctica: Approaches, issues and debatesELIZABETH LEANE AND JEFFREY MCGEEPART 1: Governance and geopolitics 2 Governing Antarctica in the AnthropoceneTIM STEPHENS3 Subglacial nationalismsALAN D. HEMMINGS4 Frozen Eden lost? Exploring discourses of geoengineering AntarcticaJEFFREY MCGEE5 The Anthropocene melt: Antarctica’s geologic politicsJUAN FRANCISCO SALAZARPART 2: Cultural texts and representations6 Ice and the ecothriller: Popular representations of Antarctica in the Anthropocene ELIZABETH LEANE7 Listening ‘at the sea ice edge’: Compositions based on soundscape recordings made in Antarctica CAROLYN PHILPOTT8 Save the penguins: Antarctic advertising and the PR of protectionHANNE NIELSENPART 3: Inhabitations and place9 Indigenising the heroic era of Antarctic explorationBEN MADDISON10 Populating Antarctica: Chilean families in the frozen continentNELSON LLANOS11 Placing the past: The McMurdo Dry Valleys and the problem of geographical specificity in Antarctic history ADRIAN HOWKINSPART 4: Conclusion 12 Antarctica looking forward: Four themesJEFFREY MCGEE AND ELIZABETH LEANEIndex