2016GeoHumanitiesOpen access

Crossing the Line, or, Death at the Equator

Jesse Peterson

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Starting from crossing the equator every week in the back of a truck on Ecuador’s coastline, this personal essay reflects on the equator as a geographical and cultural space. Specifically, I focus ...

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Starting from crossing the equator every week in the back of a truck on Ecuador’s coastline, this personal essay reflects on the equator as a geographical and cultural space. Specifically, I focus ...

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Starting from crossing the equator every week in the back of a truck on Ecuador’s coastline, this personal essay reflects on the equator as a geographical and cultural space. Specifically, I focus ...

Key concepts: Equator, Line (geometry), Focus (optics), Space (punctuation), Geography, Geology, Geodesy, Physics

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