Nature and Power explores the interaction between humanity and the natural environment from prehistoric times to the present.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Joachim Radkau is Associate Professor of History at Universität Bielefeld in Germany. His books include Deutsche Industrie und Politik von Bismarck bis zur Gegenwart (1974). Holz: Ein Naturstoff in der Technikgeschichte (in collaboration with Ingrid Schäfer, 1987), Das Zeitalter der Nervosität: Deutschland zwischen Bismarck und Hitler (1998), and the biography of Max Weber, Die Leidenschaft des Denkens (2005).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Thinking about environmental history 2. The ecology of subsistence and tacit knowledge - primeval symbioses between humans and nature 3. Water, forests, and power 4. Colonialism as a watershed in environmental history 5. At the limits of nature 6. In the labyrinth of globalization Conclusion.
From the contents: 1. Thinking about environmental history 2. The ecology of subsistence and tacit knowledge - primeval symbioses between humans and nature 3. Water, forests, and power 4. Colonialism as a watershed in environmental history 5. At the limits of nature 6. In the labyrinth of globalization Conclusion
1. Thinking about environmental history 2. The ecology of subsistence and tacit knowledge - primeval symbioses between humans and nature 3. Water, forests, and power 4. Colonialism as a watershed in environmental history 5. At the limits of nature 6. In the labyrinth of globalization Conclusion.
From the contents: 1. Thinking about environmental history 2. The ecology of subsistence and tacit knowledge - primeval symbioses between humans and nature 3. Water, forests, and power 4. Colonialism as a watershed in environmental history 5. At the limits of nature 6. In the labyrinth of globalization Conclusion
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"Joachim Radkau's Nature and Power offers the best overview of world environmental history available in the English language. Radkau has an independent cast of mind and an uncanny ability to focus on the 'hot' topics in the global environmental field. His perspective is always fresh and insightful, even when he is taking the reader down well-trodden paths." - Mark Cioc, University of California, Santa Cruz
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