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SUMMARY:HI Faculty Invites: “Writing Ocean History and Publishing with The Willi
am and Mary Quarterly” with Jack Bouchard
DESCRIPTION:\nJack Bouchard\, Assistant Professor of History at Rutgers
University\n\nPre-modern history maintains a terrestrial bias. It is oft
en preoccupied with events unfolding on land\, saying little about what
happened within Earth&rsquo\;s aquatic ecosystems. This terrestrial bias
reflects the dearth of historical sources on life under water before th
e rise of oceanic sciences in the twentieth century. In this workshop\,
Professor Jack Bouchard will explain how environmental historians are gr
adually ameliorating the problem. \;Piecing together the fragments o
f textual and natural archival sources\, he puts forward new interdiscip
linary methods to span the terrestrial/aquatic divide and to unveil the
mysteries of life below water since the sixteenth century\, a world to w
hich most early modern writers were largely oblivious.\n\nRegistration i
s required for this workshop. Email \;Faisal Husain at fhh102@psu.ed
u to register.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/hi-f
aculty-invites_100623/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Jack Bouchar
d, Assistant Professor of History at Rutgers University
Pre-mo
dern history maintains a terrestrial bias. It is often preoccupied with
events unfolding on land, saying little about what happened within Earth
’s aquatic ecosystems. This terrestrial bias reflects the dearth o
f historical sources on life under water before the rise of oceanic scie
nces in the twentieth century. In this workshop, Professor Jack Bouchard
will explain how environmental historians are gradually ameliorating th
e problem. Piecing together the fragments of textual and natural ar
chival sources, he puts forward new interdisciplinary methods to span th
e terrestrial/aquatic divide and to unveil the mysteries of life below w
ater since the sixteenth century, a world to which most early modern wri
ters were largely oblivious.
Registration is required for this wor
kshop. Email Faisal Husain at fhh10
2@psu.edu to register.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.ed
u/event/hi-faculty-invites_100623/
LOCATION:102 Ihlseng Cottage
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