Comment penser historiquement l' #Atlantique du Nord-Ouest et la conception des marins qui le fréquentaient au XVIe siècle ? J. Bouchard (Jack Bouchard) propose d'en explorer les #cartes mentales
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Le n°2 des #AnnalesHSS est en ligne ! Il s'agit d'un numéro spécial dirigé par Romain Grancher :
▶️ Sociétés maritimes et mondes de la pêche
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Follow and retweet this tweet. On Dec 1, #Antarctic a Day, the Anniversary of the signing of the #Antarctic Treaty, I will pick one of these retweeters (US based only) and mail you a copy #HATM #oceanhist #envhist #histsci 🐧🐳🌨️❄️🎿🌊🦭🔬🇦🇶🔭🦐🛥️
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L'historien Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie est mort. Il avait 94 ans. 'L’essentiel, c’est que les critères retenus pour élaborer l’histoire soient scientifiques, basés sur une honnêteté vis-à-vis des faits' nous confiait-il dans cette archive de 1984.
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Check out Jack Bouchard's review of 'Across Species and Cultures: Whales, Humans, and Pacific Worlds,' edited by Angela Wanhalla & Ryan Tucker Jones, published in 2022 by U of Hawai‘i Press; review available H-Net Reviews #envhist #envhum #whales #oceanhist 🐳🐬
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(1/3) This Friday, November 3, our very own Javier González Cortés will present a paper at the hybrid RU-Princeton Latin America and Caribbean Workshop entitled 'Fear and Loathing of 'Pablo Escobar’s Hippos':  An Emotional History of a Mega-Biodiverse Country like Colombia.'

New 𝘈𝘳𝘤𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘢 article by Caroline Abbott on gendered evolutions of European lupine folklore and settler conceptions of the boundaries between the human and nonhuman: environmentandsociety.org/arcadia/axes-g….

Caroline Abbott #envhist #envhum #wolves #genderroles

DHST Festival of History of Science & Technology is over, but recordings of sessions are up til Oct 28. #oceanhist crew, note ICHO's ICHO (also @ histocean.bsky.social) nominated speaker Jack Bouchard in session #18 talking about early modern ocean history and ocean knowledge! events.zoom.us/ejl/AjTIVIBMjU…

CFP - International Conference - Sweat and Dust. An environmental history of work and labour (Toulouse, France, June 2024)

DL: December 1st, 2023

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[CFP] Sweat and Dust. An environmental history of work and labour

[AAC] La sueur et la poussière. Une histoire environnementale des mondes du travail

Conférence Le Ruche et AFHMT, Toulouse, 19-21 Juin 2024. Propositions avant le 1/12. Informations :
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If anyone wants to bring some #Antarctic History into the classroom, I will be able to do Zoom guest lectures from mid-Sept until the end of the semester. #polar 🐧🐋🌊❄️🌨️🇦🇶🐳🦭🦞Feel free to get in touch! #antarctica

ICHO-nominated speaker Jack Bouchard
Jack Bouchard will present 'The Birth of Fishwork: Early Modern Ocean Histories' as part of the DHST Global History of Science and Technology Festival Sept. 28-30. Details here: dhst-festival.sciencesconf.org. #oceanhist

Coming Sept 29th -- DHST Global History of Science & Tech Festival...featuring ICHO-nominated speaker Jack Bouchard Jack Bouchard! See here dhst-festival.sciencesconf.org for useful link that helps you figure out what time YOU can join other #oceanhist crew! Please share!

Today on our site Christopher Pastore with the other editors of a recent special issues of Coastal Studies & Society reflect on 'John Gillis and the Creation of Coastal Studies': niche-canada.org/2023/06/27/joh…

#envhist #coastalhistory #coastalstudies