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The editors wish to express their thanks to the following institutions and persons for their financial support and active contribution to the project: The Hakluyt Society, the SELVA (Society for the Study of Anglophone Travel Literature), HDEA (Histoire et Dynamique des Espaces Anglophones, EA 4086) and VALE (Voix Anglophones: Littérature et Esthétique, EA 4085) research centres at Sorbonne Université, LARCA (Laboratoire de Recherches sur les Cultures Anglophones, UMR 8225, CNRS) at the University of Paris, CTEL (Centre Transdisciplinaire d’Epistémologie de la Littérature et des Arts Vivants) at the Université Côte d’Azur, the IUF (Institut Universitaire de France), and the members of our scientific committee : Jim Bennett (President of the Hakluyt Society), Anne-Florence Quaireau (Sorbonne Université), Will Slauter (Université de Paris, IUF). We wish to extend our thanks to New Zealand artist Michel Tuffery for the permission to reproduce his 2011 painting Cookie in Conversation with Tupaia at Tolaga Bay.
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Dossier
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part 1: “Explorers and Conquerors”
James Cook and the search for the “Northwest Passage”: the stakes and the scope of the third voyage
Performing Cook: Early American explorers’ appropriation of James Cook’s voyages
What Cook saw and what Hawkesworth wrote: Alterations and authorship in the publication of Cook’s Endeavour Journal
The voyages of Cook and Bougainville, through the eyes of their fellow travelers
Jean-Nicolas Démeunier and his translation of Cook’s A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean
Recent museum exhibitions and authorized heritage discourses about James Cook: “Shared History” and “The Performance of Privilege”
The style of sailors: Cook’s journals and logbooks
The universal topics of all companies’: Exhibiting exploration and the voyages of James Cook
From William Hodges’s View of Matavai Bay (1776) to Simon Gende’s Captn Cook in Australia (2018): the aesthetic of Pacific exploration and encounter in the 18th century and beyond
The biographical afterlives of James Cook
Kaleidoscopic Cook: shifting legacies explored in Barry Lopez’ Horizon
