Lauren Beck is the Canada Research Chair in Intercultural Encounter and Professor of Hispanic Studies at Mount Allison University, New Brunswick, Canada. Her books include Firsting in the Early Modern Transatlantic World (2019) and Visualizing the Text: From Manuscript Culture to Caricature (2017).

• Volume 1: A Cultural History of Exploration in AntiquityEdited by Daniela Dueck, Bar Ilan University, IsraelSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Daniela Dueck1. Technologies of Exploration, Pascal Arnaud2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Colin Adams3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Serena Bianchetti4. The Explored and their Explorations, Joseph Skinner5. Verbalizing Exploration, Chiara Maria Mauro6. Visualizing Exploration, Johannes Wietzke7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Paul KosminBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 2: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Middle AgesEdited by William D. Phillips, Jr., University of Minnesota, USASeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, William D. Phillips, Jr.1. Technologies of Exploration, Richard W. Unger2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, William D. Phillips, Jr.3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Marguerite Ragnow4. The Explored and their Explorations, Magdalena Naum5. Verbalizing Exploration, Kim M. Phillips6. Visualizing Exploration, Christoph Mauntel7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Ivana ElblBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 3: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Early Modern AgeEdited by Lauren Beck, Mount Allison University, CanadaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Lauren Beck1. Technologies of Exploration, Lauren Beck2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Lydia Towns3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Carla Rahn Phillips4. The Explored and their Explorations, Lauren Beck5. Verbalizing Exploration, Gayle K. Brunelle6. Visualizing Exploration, David Buisseret7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Dennis ReinhartzBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 4: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Age of Expansion and EnlightenmentEdited by Gayle K. Brunelle, University of California, Fullerton, USASeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Gayle K. Brunelle1. Technologies of Exploration, Katherine Parker2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Sandra Rebok 3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Carla Rahn Phillips4. The Explored and their Explorations, Rainer F. Buschmann5. Verbalizing Exploration, Douglas Catterall6. Visualizing Exploration, Imogen Wegman7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, John GascoigneBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 5: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Industrial AgeEdited by Jane Samson, University of Alberta, CanadaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Jane Samson1. Technologies of Exploration, Paul D'Arcy2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Ed Armston-Sheret3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Mylynka Kilgore Cardona4. The Explored and their Explorations, Dane Kennedy5. Verbalizing Exploration, Richard Weiner6. Visualizing Exploration, Steffen Woell7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Rainer F. BuschmannBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 6: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Modern AgeEdited by Martin Thomas, Australian National University, AustraliaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Martin Thomas1. Technologies of Exploration, Vanessa Heggie2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Alessandro Antonello3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Elena Glasberg4. The Explored and their Explorations, Michael F. Robinson5. Verbalizing Exploration, Martin Thomas6. Visualizing Exploration, Jeffrey Geiger7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Lauren BeckBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndex

Lauren Beck is the Canada Research Chair in Intercultural Encounter and Professor of Hispanic Studies at Mount Allison University, New Brunswick, Canada. Her books include Firsting in the Early Modern Transatlantic World (2019) and Visualizing the Text: From Manuscript Culture to Caricature (2017).

• Volume 1: A Cultural History of Exploration in AntiquityEdited by Daniela Dueck, Bar Ilan University, IsraelSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Daniela Dueck1. Technologies of Exploration, Pascal Arnaud2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Colin Adams3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Serena Bianchetti4. The Explored and their Explorations, Joseph Skinner5. Verbalizing Exploration, Chiara Maria Mauro6. Visualizing Exploration, Johannes Wietzke7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Paul KosminBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 2: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Middle AgesEdited by William D. Phillips, Jr., University of Minnesota, USASeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, William D. Phillips, Jr.1. Technologies of Exploration, Richard W. Unger2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, William D. Phillips, Jr.3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Marguerite Ragnow4. The Explored and their Explorations, Magdalena Naum5. Verbalizing Exploration, Kim M. Phillips6. Visualizing Exploration, Christoph Mauntel7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Ivana ElblBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 3: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Early Modern AgeEdited by Lauren Beck, Mount Allison University, CanadaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Lauren Beck1. Technologies of Exploration, Lauren Beck2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Lydia Towns3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Carla Rahn Phillips4. The Explored and their Explorations, Lauren Beck5. Verbalizing Exploration, Gayle K. Brunelle6. Visualizing Exploration, David Buisseret7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Dennis ReinhartzBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 4: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Age of Expansion and EnlightenmentEdited by Gayle K. Brunelle, University of California, Fullerton, USASeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Gayle K. Brunelle1. Technologies of Exploration, Katherine Parker2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Sandra Rebok 3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Carla Rahn Phillips4. The Explored and their Explorations, Rainer F. Buschmann5. Verbalizing Exploration, Douglas Catterall6. Visualizing Exploration, Imogen Wegman7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, John GascoigneBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 5: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Industrial AgeEdited by Jane Samson, University of Alberta, CanadaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Jane Samson1. Technologies of Exploration, Paul D'Arcy2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Ed Armston-Sheret3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Mylynka Kilgore Cardona4. The Explored and their Explorations, Dane Kennedy5. Verbalizing Exploration, Richard Weiner6. Visualizing Exploration, Steffen Woell7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Rainer F. BuschmannBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 6: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Modern AgeEdited by Martin Thomas, Australian National University, AustraliaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Martin Thomas1. Technologies of Exploration, Vanessa Heggie2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Alessandro Antonello3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Elena Glasberg4. The Explored and their Explorations, Michael F. Robinson5. Verbalizing Exploration, Martin Thomas6. Visualizing Exploration, Jeffrey Geiger7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Lauren BeckBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndex

Lauren Beck is the Canada Research Chair in Intercultural Encounter and Professor of Hispanic Studies at Mount Allison University, New Brunswick, Canada. Her books include Firsting in the Early Modern Transatlantic World (2019) and Visualizing the Text: From Manuscript Culture to Caricature (2017).

• Volume 1: A Cultural History of Exploration in AntiquityEdited by Daniela Dueck, Bar Ilan University, IsraelSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Daniela Dueck1. Technologies of Exploration, Pascal Arnaud2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Colin Adams3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Serena Bianchetti4. The Explored and their Explorations, Joseph Skinner5. Verbalizing Exploration, Chiara Maria Mauro6. Visualizing Exploration, Johannes Wietzke7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Paul KosminBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 2: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Middle AgesEdited by William D. Phillips, Jr., University of Minnesota, USASeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, William D. Phillips, Jr.1. Technologies of Exploration, Richard W. Unger2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, William D. Phillips, Jr.3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Marguerite Ragnow4. The Explored and their Explorations, Magdalena Naum5. Verbalizing Exploration, Kim M. Phillips6. Visualizing Exploration, Christoph Mauntel7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Ivana ElblBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 3: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Early Modern AgeEdited by Lauren Beck, Mount Allison University, CanadaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Lauren Beck1. Technologies of Exploration, Lauren Beck2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Lydia Towns3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Carla Rahn Phillips4. The Explored and their Explorations, Lauren Beck5. Verbalizing Exploration, Gayle K. Brunelle6. Visualizing Exploration, David Buisseret7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Dennis ReinhartzBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 4: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Age of Expansion and EnlightenmentEdited by Gayle K. Brunelle, University of California, Fullerton, USASeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Gayle K. Brunelle1. Technologies of Exploration, Katherine Parker2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Sandra Rebok 3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Carla Rahn Phillips4. The Explored and their Explorations, Rainer F. Buschmann5. Verbalizing Exploration, Douglas Catterall6. Visualizing Exploration, Imogen Wegman7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, John GascoigneBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 5: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Industrial AgeEdited by Jane Samson, University of Alberta, CanadaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Jane Samson1. Technologies of Exploration, Paul D'Arcy2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Ed Armston-Sheret3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Mylynka Kilgore Cardona4. The Explored and their Explorations, Dane Kennedy5. Verbalizing Exploration, Richard Weiner6. Visualizing Exploration, Steffen Woell7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Rainer F. BuschmannBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndexVolume 6: A Cultural History of Exploration in the Modern AgeEdited by Martin Thomas, Australian National University, AustraliaSeries Preface, Lauren BeckIntroduction, Martin Thomas1. Technologies of Exploration, Vanessa Heggie2. Motivations and Methodologies for Exploration, Alessandro Antonello3. Ideal and Idealized Explorer Typologies, Elena Glasberg4. The Explored and their Explorations, Michael F. Robinson5. Verbalizing Exploration, Martin Thomas6. Visualizing Exploration, Jeffrey Geiger7. Authority, Finance, and Exploration, Lauren BeckBibliographyNotes on contributorsIndex