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Bringing Humanity Full Circle Back into the Sea: Homo aquaticus, Evolution, and the Ocean by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Futurists have recognized the ocean’s depths as resembling space in its promise as a setting for human success, survival, or redemption. Imagined futures of…”
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Maury for Modern Times: NAVIGATING A RACIST LEGACY IN OCEAN SCIENCE by Hardy, Penelope K., Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Amid recent calls in the United States and elsewhere to remove statues and other references that glorify historically racist figures, we offer a reexamination…”
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Ocean literacy and public humanities by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…"6 Initial steps towards articulating Ocean Literacy standards emerged when scientists and ocean science educators in the United States objected to new…”
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The Spaces In Between: Science, Ocean, Empire by Reidy, Michael S., Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Historians of science have richly documented the interconnections between science and empire in the nineteenth century. These studies primarily begin with…”
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Arthur C. Clarke and the Limitations of the Ocean as a Frontier by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Before World War II, the resources that most Americans imagined using from the ocean were rather limited: fish, transportation, and a site for warfare. After…”
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Ocean literacies: the promise of regional approaches integrating ocean histories and psychologies by Schwerdtner Manez, Kathleen, Stoll-Kleemann, Susanne, Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…The current concept of ocean literacy reflects a prerequisite for achieving ocean sustainability. Existing ocean literacy reflects a fundamentally western view…”
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Focus: knowing the ocean: a role for the history of science by Rozwadowski, Helen M

“…While most historians have treated the sea as a surface or a void, the history of science is well positioned to draw the ocean itself into history. The…”
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Introduction: Reconsidering Matthew Fontaine Maury by Rozwadowski, Helen M

“…Matthew Fontaine Maury occupies a prominent, if fraught, place in maritime history and the history of science. Naval historians have recognized him as an…”
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The Promise of Ocean History for Environmental History by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Paul Sutter closes his essay on the state of the field of environmental history by calling attention to the relatively short time during which humans have…”
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Ocean's Depths by ROZWADOWSKI, HELEN M.

“…Those engaged with the ocean in various ways like to point out that the planet is covered mostly by water. Historians mirror the general population in their…”
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Bringing Humanity Full Circle Back into the Sea by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Futurists have recognized the ocean’s depths as resembling space in its promise as a setting for human success, survival, or redemption. Imagined futures of…”
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INTERNATIONALISM, ENVIRONMENTAL NECESSITY, AND NATIONAL INTEREST: MARINE SCIENCE AND OTHER SCIENCES by ROZWADOWSKI, HELEN M.

“…In 1902, eight northern European nations formed the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). A turn-of-the-century international movement…”
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OCEANS APART? STS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

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Technology and ocean-scape: Defining the deep sea in mid-nineteenth century by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…The ocean's profound inaccessibility makes it impossible to comprehend except through the mediation of technology. The first investigators to explore the great…”
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Science, the Sea, and Marine Resource Management: Researching the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea by Rozwadowski, Helen

“…The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has since its founding in 1902 provided a forum for many branches of marine science and…”
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Introduction by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…While most historians have treated the sea as a surface or a void, the history of science is well positioned to draw the ocean itself into history. The…”
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Introduction by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

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Introduction by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…While most historians have treated the sea as a surface or a void, the history of science is well positioned to draw the ocean itself into history. The…”
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Iron Men, Wooden Women: Gender and Seafaring in the Atlantic World, 1700–1920 ed. by Margaret S. Creighton and Lisa Norling (review) by Rozwadowski, Helen M

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Small World: Forging a Scientific Maritime Culture for Oceanography by Rozwadowski, Helen M.

“…Investigates 19th-century narratives describing the cultural & social dimensions of maritime society to develop a history of oceanography. It is argued that an…”
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