Explore a revolutionary approach to the humanities and social sciences with ‘Ocean as Method: Thinking with the Maritime.’ This insightful book offers a fresh perspective, examining maritime connections and proposing an alternative to traditional national histories and area studies. As climate change intensifies, the volume argues for the crucial need to think through oceans to better understand our future. Discover how oceanic narratives reveal intercontinental links through trade and migration, moving beyond artificial ocean boundaries. Delve into historical accounts of travel, migration, and enforced movement, connecting regions like South Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. This transdisciplinary work is essential for scholars and researchers in history, critical theory, literature, geography, and Global South studies seeking to break free from established paradigms.