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HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

Moore, J.K. 2005. “A typical marriage: US–
Bri=sh–Chilean Antarc=c rela=ons, 1946–
1949.” In: Convergencia antár.ca: los contextos
de la historia antár.ca chilena (Valparaíso:
Editorial Puntángles, 2005), 193-‐210.

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

Byrd’s 1946–1947 Opera=on High Jump was
the largest Antarc=c expedi=on to date with
thirteen warships and over 4,000 scien=sts and
sailors. La=n Americans as well as US
journalists compared it to a military invasion.
Neither did it please the Bri=sh who expected
it to be followed by an oﬃcial declara=on of US
sovereignty over the disputed peninsular
region.

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

In 1948 the United States circulated an
interna=onaliza=on proposal calling for the
seven claimant na=ons to renounce their
sovereignty and pursue a condominium
arrangement, perhaps through the United
Na=ons. The claimant na=ons adamantly
rejected that, and months later Chile proposed
the Escudero Plan to “shelve” the sovereignty
issue for up to a decade while acemp=ng to
reach agreement on other issues, including
how to exclude the USSR.

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

In 1949 the United States facilitated an
agreement among Chile, Argen=na, and Britain
to avoid hos=le naval displays, such as the
dispatch of HMS Nigeria in 1948 as Britain’s
warning to the La=n American na=ons. In 1949
the United States and Britain also accepted the
Escudero Plan as the basis for a future
agreement.

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

I wrote this study of the 1946–1949
period as a doctoral candidate at
University of Tasmania, the period
of my life when I also began wri=ng
theater, most notably the play
Tierra de O’Higgins, which dwelled
on a hos=le encounter in the early
1950s between the UK and two
La=n American powers.

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013

Reconstruc=on of trilateral rela=ons using
“documented traces of undocumented
memories,” meaning published documenta=on
and declassiﬁed papers from archives. “My use
of primary sources is impeccable” in the words
of James, protagonist of Tierra de San Mar<n.

HIN 4312-‐15 Cultura Británica, Dr. Jason Kendall Moore, Universidad de Playa Ancha, Campus San Felipe, Segundo Semester 2013