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CATEGORIES:AWCH Calendar
CREATED:20250904T151729
SUMMARY:Book Club
LOCATION: Library/Bibliothek of the Landesfrauenrat\,  Grindelallee 43\, 20146 Hambu
 rg. 
DESCRIPTION:This month we will be reading....\nThe Wide Wide Sea: Imperial Ambition, Fi
 rst Contact and the Fateful Final Voyage of Captain James Cook \nby Hampton
  Sides\n\n"In this masterly history, Sides tracks the 18th-century English 
 naval officer James\nCook’s third and final voyage across the globe, painti
 ng a vivid and propulsive portrait\nthat blends generations of scholarship 
 with the firsthand accounts of European\nseafarers as well as the oral trad
 itions of indigenous Pacific islanders. The story\nbegins in Britain as the
  last embers of the Enlightenment are going out, a time when\ncuriosity and
  empathy gave way to imperial ambition and moral zeal. Between tales\nof ad
 venture on the open ocean, complex depictions of Polynesian culture and\nco
 lorful scenes of a subarctic frost littered with animal life, Sides expertl
 y probes the\ncauses of Cook’s growing anger and violence as the journey we
 ars on and the\nexplorer reckons with the fallout of what he and others had
  wrought in expanding the\nmap of Europe’s power." (New York Times Book Rev
 iew)\nDoubleday, 408 pp, 2024\n\nWe hope you will join us to discuss this h
 ighly praised work of narrative nonfiction.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><span style="font-size: 12pt;">This month we will be reading....</span><
 br /><span style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>The Wide Wide Sea: Imperial Amb
 ition, First Contact and the Fateful Final Voyage of Captain James Cook</st
 rong>&nbsp;<br />by Hampton Sides</span></p><p><img src="https://www.awcham
 burg.org/images/2025/Events/Visual_The_Wide_Wide_Sea.jpg" alt="Visual The W
 ide Wide Sea" width="300" height="462" style="display: block; margin-left: 
 auto; margin-right: auto;" /></p><p style="text-align: center;"><em>"In thi
 s masterly history, Sides tracks the 18th-century English naval officer Jam
 es</em><br /><em>Cook’s third and final voyage across the globe, painting a
  vivid and propulsive portrait</em><br /><em>that blends generations of sch
 olarship with the firsthand accounts of European</em><br /><em>seafarers as
  well as the oral traditions of indigenous Pacific islanders. The story</em
 ><br /><em>begins in Britain as the last embers of the Enlightenment are go
 ing out, a time when</em><br /><em>curiosity and empathy gave way to imperi
 al ambition and moral zeal. Between tales</em><br /><em>of adventure on the
  open ocean, complex depictions of Polynesian culture and</em><br /><em>col
 orful scenes of a subarctic frost littered with animal life, Sides expertly
  probes the</em><br /><em>causes of Cook’s growing anger and violence as th
 e journey wears on and the</em><br /><em>explorer reckons with the fallout 
 of what he and others had wrought in expanding the</em><br /><em>map of Eur
 ope’s power.</em>" (New York Times Book Review)<br />Doubleday, 408 pp, 202
 4</p><p style="text-align: center;"><br />We hope you will join us to discu
 ss this highly praised work of narrative nonfiction.</p>
CONTACT:Carol S. @This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
X-EXTRAINFO: The library is at the back of the Sauerberghof, passageway next to the HAS
 PA. \n
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