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work_3fapasrmcfdmzizzkvnteilhi4	Richard C. Davis	Raven's saga: an Arctic odyssey. Peter Schledermann. 2000. Calgary: Corvus Press. 347 p, soft cover. 0-9687088-0-3. Cdn$15.00; US$12.00	2001	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1965	125	60	Robertson and Gales (1998) edited a book that is understanding of albatrosses at sea. merely uses the historical past as its setting. historical fiction is like science fiction: both are imaginative accounts attempting to understand something that science, exploring it in the realm of the imagination. on Earth at the time the book was set. books construct an imagined world, although one soundly launches forward into the imagined future, Raven's saga inform Schledermann's book. from which the imaginative journey that is Raven's saga In Schledermann's imaginative reconstruction, an the book, because no reader would ever imagine a different Raven's saga provides much of that understanding, as well as a better sense of Inuit culture during the Some of the members of the northern expedition to Skraeling Island return to return to their Norse roots, preferring the Inuit culture SHACKLETON'S ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. journey in the world (putatively the best exploration book	./cache/work_3fapasrmcfdmzizzkvnteilhi4.pdf	./txt/work_3fapasrmcfdmzizzkvnteilhi4.txt