Net Werk voor de Geschiedenis van Hygiëne en Milieu, 1994-1996 ...

York Elinor Melville, History and
Environmental Studies, York J.
Donald Hughes, History, Denver
Susan Flader, History, Missouri
Th orkild Kjærgaard, Nationalhistoriske
Museum, Frederiksborg
Concluding Panel “Paradigms and
Prospects” Chair: Elinor Melville
Panelists: William Balée, Anthropology,
Tulane Donald Worster,
History, Kansas Richard Unger,
History, British Columbia
Kosten $100 Lunches $15 (Per
cheque te betalen t.n.v. Department
of History, York University.)
Sturen naar: Environmental History
Colloquium Department of History,
2140 Vari Hall York University,
4700 Keele Street North York,
Ontario, Canada M3J 1P3
Voor meer informatie:
Professor Richard Hoff mann or
Professor Elinor Melville, Department
of History, Room 2140 Vari
Hall, York University, 4700 Keele
Street North York, Ontario, Canada
M3J 1P3 Tel. (416) 736-5123 Fax
(416) 736-5836
eMail: history@yorku.ca
Mens en natuur
De 6e conferentie van de ISHA
(internationale vereniging van
geschiedenisstudenten) te Wenen,
7-13 april 1996.
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De ISHA heeft voor haar jaarlijkse
conferentie een ambitieus programma
samengesteld waarin milieugeschiedenis
- breed opgevat - veel
ruimte krijgt toegemeten. De korte
workshopbeschrijving geeft aan hoe
moeilijk de grenzen van het wetenschapsgebied
te trekken zijn.
Short Workshop Description
Human life was and is infl uenced
by nature, just as human action
changes nature. Purpose of our congress
is to understand the interaction
between people and nature in a
historical perspective.
Environment as a part of our history
is often neglected and left to
the natural sciences. Our conference
will demonstrate that historic
events cannot be adequately addressed
without considering the conditions
in which they took place.
Workshop 1 Th e Interation between
Man and Landscape
Infl uence of factors like topography,
climate,...
How far does environment determine
human behaviour?
Reciprocal actions of people - adaption,
. alteration, destruction,...
Living in extreme conditions
Excursion: Th e project “environmental
history” in the lower Traisen
valley, archives and view of the
monasteries Gottweig and Herzogenburg.
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contactblad van de
stichting net werk voor de
geschiedenis van hygiëne en milieu
redactie: myriam d a r u
webversie: jan van den n o o r t
Net Werk 50 - maart 1996
Workshop 1 History and Ecology
Attitude towards changing nature
“Ecology” - a new slogan?
A review of the idea of environmental
conservation
Nature as a threat or as a recreation area
Excursion: Waterregulation in Vienna,
subterranean water-supply,
the Viennese alpine water-supply;
Workshop 3 City and Country
Man in a tension-fi eld between rural
and urban culture
Th e diff erent rights and needs of
people in disparate living situations
Megacities and their problems
Change of living conditions
Excursion: Vienna - the possibilities
of a city compared with the potential
of the country of Lower Austria
Workshop 4 History of Agriculture
and nutrition
Th e nutrition related dimension of
agriculture
Traveling and discovering and the
infl uence on nourishment
Modernization of agricultural
means of production as an answer
to demographic problems from
prehistoric hunters co genetic agriculture
Excursion: experimental agriculture,
Viennese composting-plant
and as a contrary, a visit to a chemical
plant.
Workshop 5 Mobility and overcoming
Distances
Conquering of the landscape
From stage-coaches to space-shuttles
Development of modern means
of mass communication
Excursion: Trip to the Semmering
(mountainous area south of Vienna)
Workshop 6 Nature and Politics
Fights for resources
Patterns of settlement
“Natural borders”?
Excursion: Culturepark Kamptal
(Lower Austria)
Workshop 7 Dealing with Nature as
a Science
Geographic ideas in an intercultural
comparison
Stereotypes of typical national landscapes
Cartography as a reduction of nature
to a special need
Excursion: Visit to the town Krems,
environmental databank, Institute
for Medieval Sources, Danube University
Workshop 8: Man and Animal
Animals as an example for the relation
man and nature
Animals in the economic, social,
and cultural context
Excursion: Museum of Natural History,
Museum of Fine Arts, visit of
the Schonbrunn zoo (oldest zoo of
Europe)
EXHIBITION:
“HISTORY
PRESERVED BY NATURE”
Together with the conference there
will be an exhibition which aims to
demonstrate how history was preserved
by nature. Th e Roman town
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