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Paperback. Condición: New. This volume is the first to collect climate histories from across all the Nordic countries. It combines research from climatologists, historians, archaeologists and museologists to explore how climate and culture interacted in the past and what we might learn from these interactions today.Down the centuries, the people of the Nordic countries have confronted challenges from climatic variability and change and sought ways to survive and adapt. In a time of accelerating global warming, these climate histories take on new contemporary significance. Drawing on tools from the natural and historical sciences, the innovative scholarship in this volume addresses questions such as: How did Nordic societies cope with past climatic hazards? What was the historical significance of the 'Little Ice Age' or the 'Medieval Climate Anomaly' for Nordic countries? And how do we study, narrate and learn from these past experiences?This volume is the first to collect climate histories from across all the Nordic countries. It combines research from climatologists, historians, archaeologists and museologists to explore how climate and culture interacted in the past and what we might learn from these interactions today.The chapters range from in-depth case studies to reflexive meta-histories; cover periods from the Bronze Age to the present; and draw on sources from tree rings to material culture to poetry. They also discuss how these histories can be communicated today, including how museums and literature can bring them into conversation with a current audience looking for lived experiences of climate adaptation.The volume was conceived during an international conference at the University of Oslo in May 2024. This interdisciplinary forum connected leading scholars in the field with practitioners and stakeholders. The essays presented here engage a rapidly growing field of intense public and political concern in the Nordics and beyond.The book speaks to various academic communities (climatology, history, literature) and stakeholders (museum practitioners, climate communicators and advocates). It includes the growing research and student community invested in this topic across several disciplines, practitioners and communicators in the field and the wider public interested in the vibrant debates about climate adaptation and experience.

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Softcover. Condición: As New. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen. In diesem Sammelband werden Schauplätze der Umweltgeschichte aus dem heutigen Bundesland Schleswig-Holstein vorgestellt, die den Blick auf die lokale Verflechtung von naturaler Umwelt und gesellschaftlichem Handeln erlauben. Selbstverständlich ist keine Vollständigkeit bei der Darstellung umweltgeschichtlicher Erinnerungsorte in Schleswig- Holstein angestrebt worden. Wir möchten mit diesem Band den an der Umweltgeschichte Interessierten jedoch einige exemplarische Fallbeispiele vorstellen, welche Einblicke in das Mensch-Umwelt-Verhältnis und die Umweltproblematik vergangener und gegenwärtiger Zeiten ermöglichen und von besonderer umweltgeschichtlicher Relevanz sind. Zugleich möchten wir mit diesen Schauplätzen ein stärkeres Bewusstsein für zeit- und ortsübergreifende Umweltthemen vermitteln.

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Nordic Climate Histories. Book.

Paperback. Condición: New. This volume is the first to collect climate histories from across all the Nordic countries. It combines research from climatologists, historians, archaeologists and museologists to explore how climate and culture interacted in the past and what we might learn from these interactions today.Down the centuries, the people of the Nordic countries have confronted challenges from climatic variability and change and sought ways to survive and adapt. In a time of accelerating global warming, these climate histories take on new contemporary significance. Drawing on tools from the natural and historical sciences, the innovative scholarship in this volume addresses questions such as: How did Nordic societies cope with past climatic hazards? What was the historical significance of the 'Little Ice Age' or the 'Medieval Climate Anomaly' for Nordic countries? And how do we study, narrate and learn from these past experiences?This volume is the first to collect climate histories from across all the Nordic countries. It combines research from climatologists, historians, archaeologists and museologists to explore how climate and culture interacted in the past and what we might learn from these interactions today.The chapters range from in-depth case studies to reflexive meta-histories; cover periods from the Bronze Age to the present; and draw on sources from tree rings to material culture to poetry. They also discuss how these histories can be communicated today, including how museums and literature can bring them into conversation with a current audience looking for lived experiences of climate adaptation.The volume was conceived during an international conference at the University of Oslo in May 2024. This interdisciplinary forum connected leading scholars in the field with practitioners and stakeholders. The essays presented here engage a rapidly growing field of intense public and political concern in the Nordics and beyond.The book speaks to various academic communities (climatology, history, literature) and stakeholders (museum practitioners, climate communicators and advocates). It includes the growing research and student community invested in this topic across several disciplines, practitioners and communicators in the field and the wider public interested in the vibrant debates about climate adaptation and experience.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Famines During the ¿Little Ice Age¿ (1300-1800) | Socionatural Entanglements in Premodern Societies | Dominik Collet (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | vi | Englisch | 2019 | Springer | EAN 9783030104740 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This highly interdisciplinary book studies historical famines as an interface of nature and culture. It will bring together researchers from the natural and social sciences as well as the humanities. With reference to recent interdisciplinary concepts (disaster studies, vulnerability studies, environmental history) it will examine, how the dominant opposition of natural and cultural factors can be overcome. Such an integrated approach includes the 'archives of nature' as well as 'archives of man'. It challenges deterministic models of human-environment interaction and replaces them with a dynamic, historicising approach. As a result it provides a fresh perspective on the entanglement of climate and culture in past societies.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. reprint edition. 276 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.63 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. English summary: At the end of the 18th century Europe suffered one of the worst subsistence crises of the Little Ice Age. The disastrous fatality of this 'double' catastrophe was a result of both climate and culture. The effects of earth and famine were felt throughout Europe and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. The crisis initiated mass migration, discrimination and bouts of antisemitism but also political reform, early humanitarianism and new fields of science. It linked the revolts of the Steelboys in Ireland with the absolutist coup in Sweden and the bourgeois reform movements in Saxony. Dominik Collet draws on these crises to trace, how climate anomalies have been 'socialised' in the past and to highlight the surprising plurality of societal responses. His book calls for a socionatural approach to writing history. It narrates an entangled history of environment and society that pursues the links between short-term events and long-term, socio-ecological structures. Due to these interconnections the crisis of the 1770s reveals the deeper, underlying conflicts of the affected societies in the fields of economy, ecology and governance. They reveal the inherent vulnerability of Europe's 'grain societies' and sketch the actions of governments, subjects and 'experts'. In this complex environment catastrophes constitute both social and natural disasters. The study challenges social and climatic determinism and illustrates that more dynamic connections of climate and culture are both necessary and feasible. It calls for a fresh perspective that - instead of separating nature and culture - treats nature as history. German description: Am Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts durchlebte Europa, im Zuge einer extremen Klimaanomalie der Kleinen Eiszeit eine der schwersten Hungerkrisen seiner Geschichte. Das fatale Zusammenspiel von Klima und Kultur machte sie zur 'doppelten' Katastrophe. Ihre Auswirkungen erfassten den gesamten Kontinent und kosteten hunderttausende Menschen das Leben. Die Krise beforderte neben Ausgrenzung, Auswanderung und Antisemitismus aber auch politische Reformen, Humanitarismus und neue Wissenschaften. Das Buch zeigt am Beispiel dieses Ereignisses, wie fruhere Gesellschaften Witterungsextreme bewaltigten und wie vielfaltig Klimaimpulse 'sozialisiert' werden konnten. Dominik Collet pladiert fur einen integrativen, sozionaturalen Zugang zur Geschichte. Es erzahlt eine Verflechtungsgeschichte von Mensch und Umwelt, in der kurzfristige Ereignisse und langfristige, soziookologische Strukturen eng miteinander verkoppelt sind. Daher offenbart der Blick auf die Hungersnot schlaglichtartig grundlegende okonomische und okologische Problemlagen der Gesellschaften des 18. Jahrhunderts. In diesem Umfeld erweisen sich vermeintliche Naturkatastrophen immer auch als Kulturkatastrophen. Die Studie stellt deterministische Zugange in Frage und zeigt, dass eine dynamische Perspektive auf das Zusammenwirken von Klima und Kultur ebenso notwendig wie praktikabel ist. Sie regt dazu an, die Natur nicht langer als Gegenteil, sondern als Teil der Geschichte zu begreifen. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Condición: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren. Ereignisse, Räume und Erfahrungen der Frühen Neuzeit. Festschrift für Manfred Jakubowski-Tiessen. Hrsg. von Sven Petersen, Dominik Collet und Marian Füssel. Mit Natur, Religion und Politik stehen in diesem Band drei 'Umwelten' der Frühen Neuzeit im Zentrum. Exemplarische Studien aus Pietismusforschung, Historischer Katastrophenforschung, interdisziplinärer Umweltgeschichte und transnationaler Verflechtungsgeschichte eröffnen Einblicke in eine Pluralität von Lebenswelten und Umgebungen aus der Nähe. In der Zusammenschau der Perspektiven ergibt sich ein erweitertes Verständnis frühneuzeitlicher 'Umwelten' als materielle wie kulturelle Kontexte von historischen Ereignissen und Erfahrungen, das zu gezielten Grenzüberschreitungen etablierter Forschungsfelder einlädt. Mit Beiträgen von Marie Luisa Allemeyer, Stefan Droste, Arne Fieselmann, Ole Fischer, Richard Hölzl, Detlev Kraack, Thore Lassen, Hartmut Lehmann, Patrick Masius, Miriam Müller, Peter Reinkemeier, Arnd Reitemeier, Jürgen Schlumbohm, Claudia Schnurmann, Markus Schwarzer und Hermann Wellenreuther. 416 Seiten mit einigen Farb- und s/w-Abb., gebunden (V&R Unipress 2015). Statt EUR 80,00. Gewicht: 746 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condición: New. Museums transmit and disseminate, yet also produce knowledge. Collections and exhibitions reflect scientific theory and scholarly practice, and in turn shape them. This volume brings together case studies from various historical and cultural contexts that i.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. English summary: At the end of the 18th century Europe suffered one of the worst subsistence crises of the Little Ice Age. The disastrous fatality of this 'double' catastrophe was a result of both climate and culture. The effects of earth and famine were felt throughout Europe and claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. The crisis initiated mass migration, discrimination and bouts of antisemitism but also political reform, early humanitarianism and new fields of science. It linked the revolts of the Steelboys in Ireland with the absolutist coup in Sweden and the bourgeois reform movements in Saxony. Dominik Collet draws on these crises to trace, how climate anomalies have been 'socialised' in the past and to highlight the surprising plurality of societal responses. His book calls for a socionatural approach to writing history. It narrates an entangled history of environment and society that pursues the links between short-term events and long-term, socio-ecological structures. Due to these interconnections the crisis of the 1770s reveals the deeper, underlying conflicts of the affected societies in the fields of economy, ecology and governance. They reveal the inherent vulnerability of Europe's 'grain societies' and sketch the actions of governments, subjects and 'experts'. In this complex environment catastrophes constitute both social and natural disasters. The study challenges social and climatic determinism and illustrates that more dynamic connections of climate and culture are both necessary and feasible. It calls for a fresh perspective that - instead of separating nature and culture - treats nature as history. German description: Am Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts durchlebte Europa, im Zuge einer extremen Klimaanomalie der Kleinen Eiszeit eine der schwersten Hungerkrisen seiner Geschichte. Das fatale Zusammenspiel von Klima und Kultur machte sie zur 'doppelten' Katastrophe. Ihre Auswirkungen erfassten den gesamten Kontinent und kosteten hunderttausende Menschen das Leben. Die Krise beforderte neben Ausgrenzung, Auswanderung und Antisemitismus aber auch politische Reformen, Humanitarismus und neue Wissenschaften. Das Buch zeigt am Beispiel dieses Ereignisses, wie fruhere Gesellschaften Witterungsextreme bewaltigten und wie vielfaltig Klimaimpulse 'sozialisiert' werden konnten. Dominik Collet pladiert fur einen integrativen, sozionaturalen Zugang zur Geschichte. Es erzahlt eine Verflechtungsgeschichte von Mensch und Umwelt, in der kurzfristige Ereignisse und langfristige, soziookologische Strukturen eng miteinander verkoppelt sind. Daher offenbart der Blick auf die Hungersnot schlaglichtartig grundlegende okonomische und okologische Problemlagen der Gesellschaften des 18. Jahrhunderts. In diesem Umfeld erweisen sich vermeintliche Naturkatastrophen immer auch als Kulturkatastrophen. Die Studie stellt deterministische Zugange in Frage und zeigt, dass eine dynamische Perspektive auf das Zusammenwirken von Klima und Kultur ebenso notwendig wie praktikabel ist. Sie regt dazu an, die Natur nicht langer als Gegenteil, sondern als Teil der Geschichte zu begreifen. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Gebunden. Condición: New. Der Band versammelt ueber fuenfzig Beitraege aus verschiedenen Teilbereichen der Fruehneuzeitforschung, die von der Geschichte der internationalen Politik, ueber die Versicherungsgeschichte und die Sozialgeschichte bis hin zur Umweltgeschichte reichen und so ein.