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Forming a vast triangle at the southern tip of South America, Patagonia is a landscape of barren steppes, soaring peaks, and fierce wind, inspiring generations of travelers and artists. This book describes that landscape--a land that, like Siberia and the Sahara, has become a metaphor for nothingness and extremity

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Patagonia: A Cultural History, Stephen Coleman, Nancy Thumin, Chris Birchall, Julie Firmstone, Giles Moss, Katy Parry, Judith Stamper, Blumler

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2008
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