Article ID: CBB066096581

Technosphere, Technocene, and the History of Technology (2017)

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Introduction to series of essays on the cquestion of connecting the history of technology to climate change discussions.

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Authors & Contributors
Louro, Ivo
Rocca, Silvana
Kenneth W. Noe
Lewis Dartnell
Jan J. Boersma
Scarso, Davide
Journals
Icon: Journal of the International Committee for the History of Technology
Environment and History
Archives Internationales d'Histoire des Sciences
Publishers
Ledizioni
University of Virginia Press
University of Washington Press
University of Chicago Press
Éditions du Seuil
Basic Books
Concepts
Environment
Nature
Science and society
Environmentalism
Environmental history
History of technology, as a discipline
People
Virgil
Time Periods
19th century
Ancient
20th century
Renaissance
21st century
18th century
Places
United States
Spokane River
Manchuria
Japan
Italy
Montana (U.S.)
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