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hom-73	Hardy, Penelope K.	Meteorology as Nationalism on the German Atlantic Expedition, 1925-1927	2017	21	.pdf	application/pdf	10494	415	49	Sabine Höhler has argued the gathering of oceanographic and sounding data—and their publication by German scientists in charts of the ocean’s basin which were labelled as products of German science—constituted a symbolic claiming of territory.81 If Germans could no longer claim colonies ashore, they could, in the act of mapping, claim the bottom of the ocean. The Meteor expedition’s outcome thus represent a co-production of scientific knowledge of the ocean and the atmosphere and of a data-based German power over them, a metaphorical seizure of territory that would position German scientists as inheritors of a tradition of expeditionary science and place Germany back amongst the Great Powers scientifically.	cache/hom-73.pdf	txt/hom-73.txt