Cultural Histories, Memories and Extreme Weather
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Cultural Histories, Memories and Extreme Weather
A Historical Geography Perspective
Endfield, Georgina H.; Veale, Lucy
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2017
174
Dura
Inglês
9781138207653
15 a 20 dias
510
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1. Climate, culture and weather 2. Learning to say "Phew" instead of "Brrr": social and cultural change during the British summer of 1976 3. On the home front: Australians and the 1914 drought 4. Extreme weather and the growth of charity: insights from the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society, 1839-1860 5. The temporal memory of major hurricanes 6. "May God place a bridge over the River Tywi": interrogating flood perceptions and memories in Welsh medieval poetry 7. Remembering in God's name: the role of the church and community institutions in the aftermath and commemoration of floods 8. "The ice shards are gone": traditional ecological knowledge of climate and culture among the Cree of the Eastern James Bay, Canada 9. Post-scripting extreme weather: textuality, eventhood, resilience
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National Library;Eeyou Istchee;Lewys Glyn Cothi;Community Flood Resilience;St Margaret's Church;Royal National Lifeboat Institution;Scroby Sand;Eastern James Bay;Canada Geese;Historical Geography Perspective;Weather Memories;Shipwrecked Fishermen;River Tywi;Tywi Valley;NAO Index;Major Hurricanes;Young Men;South Eastern USA;North Sea Floods;South Fork Dam;James Bay;Traditional Subsistence Activities;UK Flood;Western Australian;Western Australian Farmers
1. Climate, culture and weather 2. Learning to say "Phew" instead of "Brrr": social and cultural change during the British summer of 1976 3. On the home front: Australians and the 1914 drought 4. Extreme weather and the growth of charity: insights from the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society, 1839-1860 5. The temporal memory of major hurricanes 6. "May God place a bridge over the River Tywi": interrogating flood perceptions and memories in Welsh medieval poetry 7. Remembering in God's name: the role of the church and community institutions in the aftermath and commemoration of floods 8. "The ice shards are gone": traditional ecological knowledge of climate and culture among the Cree of the Eastern James Bay, Canada 9. Post-scripting extreme weather: textuality, eventhood, resilience
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
National Library;Eeyou Istchee;Lewys Glyn Cothi;Community Flood Resilience;St Margaret's Church;Royal National Lifeboat Institution;Scroby Sand;Eastern James Bay;Canada Geese;Historical Geography Perspective;Weather Memories;Shipwrecked Fishermen;River Tywi;Tywi Valley;NAO Index;Major Hurricanes;Young Men;South Eastern USA;North Sea Floods;South Fork Dam;James Bay;Traditional Subsistence Activities;UK Flood;Western Australian;Western Australian Farmers
