John Aberth An Environmental History of the Middle Ages – The Crucible of Nature Paperback

An Environmental History of the Middle Ages: The Crucible of Nature by John Aberth is a scholarly history examining how people in medieval Europe understood, used, and interacted with the natural world. Covering approximately 500–1500, Aberth explores medieval attitudes toward air, water, earth, forests, wildlife, domestic animals, climate, pollution, famine, and disease. The book also considers how events such as the Great Famine and Black Death influenced changing ideas about humanity's relationship with nature.

CONDITION:

This item is pre-owned in good condition. The blue cover shows visible signs of handling/storage, including a noticeable dark scuff/mark on the front and some light edge wear. The back cover and pages appear intact. Please examine all attached photographs carefully, as they are part of the description.

DETAILS:

Title: An Environmental History of the Middle Ages

Subtitle: The Crucible of Nature

Author: John Aberth

Format: Trade Paperback

Edition: First Edition

Publisher: Routledge

Publication Date: 2012

Pages: 344

ISBN-13: 9780415779463

ISBN-10: 0415779464

Language: English

Subject: Medieval History / Environmental History / European History / Ecology

Features: Illustrated, black-and-white illustrations, notes, bibliography, index

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