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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Edward MacDonald , Joshua MacFadyen , Irené NovaczekPublisher: McGill-Queen's University Press Imprint: McGill-Queen's University Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.80cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.703kg ISBN: 9780773546936ISBN 10: 0773546936 Pages: 460 Publication Date: 13 July 2016 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock ![]() The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of ContentsReviewsThis book could serve as a template for what an environmental history should be ... a complex interweaving of biophysicality, humankind, ideas and technologies. There is an understanding that detailed, place-specific environmental histories nest within deep time and continent-wide accounts, providing rich-or `thick'-understandings of specific elements within the general. The book synthesises these complexities superbly well. I strongly recommend this book, and to all island scholars, not just Prince Edward Islanders. It is superb; meticulous and readable scholarship. Island Studies Journal A thoroughly researched collection that has much to offer those interested in the history of Prince Edward Island and its environment. Atlantic Books Today The chapters complement and build on each other, giving a surprisingly comprehensive view of PEI environmental history over the longue duree. Time and a Place will undoubtedly put PEI on the map of Canadian environmental history, and will be used as a model for other regions that as yet have nothing of the kind to compare with it. - Matthew Hatvany, Universite Laval The chapters complement and build on each other, giving a surprisingly comprehensive view of PEI environmental history over the longue duree. Time and a Place will undoubtedly put PEI on the map of Canadian environmental history, and will be used as a model for other regions that as yet have nothing of the kind to compare with it. - Matthew Hatvany, Universite Laval This book could serve as a template for what an environmental history should be ... a complex interweaving of biophysicality, humankind, ideas and technologies. There is an understanding that detailed, place-specific environmental histories nest within dee A thoroughly researched collection that has much to offer those interested in the history of Prince Edward Island and its environment. Atlantic Books Today The chapters complement and build on each other, giving a surprisingly comprehensive view of PEI environmental history over the longue duree. Time and a Place will undoubtedly put PEI on the map of Canadian environmental history, and will be used as a model for other regions that as yet have nothing of the kind to compare with it. - Matthew Hatvany, Universite Laval The chapters complement and build on each other, giving a surprisingly comprehensive view of PEI environmental history over the longue dure e. Time and a Place will undoubtedly put PEI on the map of Canadian environmental history, and will be used as a model for other regions that as yet have nothing of the kind to compare with it. - Matthew Hatvany, Universite Laval The unique circumstances of island life - the interface of land and water, the challenge of limited resources, the premium of innovation, the tradition of make-do individualism, the overriding sense of place - make for a new approach to the field of envi This book could serve as a template for what an environmental history should be ... a complex interweaving of biophysicality, humankind, ideas and technologies. There is an understanding that detailed, place-specific environmental histories nest within dee A thoroughly researched collection that has much to offer those interested in the history of Prince Edward Island and its environment. Atlantic Books Today The chapters complement and build on each other, giving a surprisingly comprehensive view of PEI environmental history over the longue duree. Time and a Place will undoubtedly put PEI on the map of Canadian environmental history, and will be used as a model for other regions that as yet have nothing of the kind to compare with it. - Matthew Hatvany, Universite Laval Author InformationEdward MacDonald is associate professor of Canadian and Prince Edward Island history at the University of Prince Edward Island. Joshua MacFadyen is assistant professor of environmental humanities at Arizona State University. Irene Novaczek is the former Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |