Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study
This article aims to outline an epistemological framework for placing the field of environmental history in the context of the current endeavor of social sciences and humanities. The methodology used is defined here as “metabolic landmarks” because it is inspired by the approach of social metabolism...
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El Colegio de Sonora
2018-09-01
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| description | This article aims to outline an epistemological framework for placing the field of environmental history in the context of the current endeavor of social sciences and humanities. The methodology used is defined here as “metabolic landmarks” because it is inspired by the approach of social metabolism. The results suggest that, in the study of environmental history, the specific historiographical object plays an essential role in defining the epistemic context of that hybrid field of historiography and, more generally, of social and environmental analyses. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-01eff92e6911453fb65a719a70fff7162022-12-21T23:51:35ZspaEl Colegio de SonoraRegión y Sociedad2448-48492018-09-01307312510.22198/rys.2018.73.a930Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case studyFrancesco Panico0Universidad VeracruzanaThis article aims to outline an epistemological framework for placing the field of environmental history in the context of the current endeavor of social sciences and humanities. The methodology used is defined here as “metabolic landmarks” because it is inspired by the approach of social metabolism. The results suggest that, in the study of environmental history, the specific historiographical object plays an essential role in defining the epistemic context of that hybrid field of historiography and, more generally, of social and environmental analyses.https://regionysociedad.colson.edu.mx:8086/index.php/rys/article/view/930/1291environmental history;historiographysocial metabolismminingMazapilenvironmental history |
| spellingShingle | Francesco Panico Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study Región y Sociedad environmental history; historiography social metabolism mining Mazapil environmental history |
| title | Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study |
| title_full | Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study |
| title_fullStr | Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study |
| title_full_unstemmed | Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study |
| title_short | Mining and territory: theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study |
| title_sort | mining and territory theoretical approaches to the field of environmental history through a case study |
| topic | environmental history; historiography social metabolism mining Mazapil environmental history |
| url | https://regionysociedad.colson.edu.mx:8086/index.php/rys/article/view/930/1291 |
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