Visualizing Labrador: Maps, Photographs, and Geographical Naming in Mina Hubbard’s A Woman’s Way through Unknown Labrador

摘要: Mina Hubbard's 1908 account of her travels along the Nascaupee and George Rivers made lasting contributions to cartography, ethnography, toponymy northern Labrador . Although motives for undertaking expedition were relational — husband had died two years earlier in attempting trip wish be viewed as an explorer necessitated adoption masculine models legitimacy. The maps photographs accompanying narrative, while remarkable demonstrating unique personalization domestication landscape, still encompass explorer's conventional obligation portray himself (or herself) first arrive at key points his her) journey, convey geographical or ethnological information outsiders.