A Cultural History Of Climate by Wolfgang Behringer
From the Ice Age to the Global Warming
This insightful work delves into the intricate relationship between climate and human civilization, tracing the profound impact of climatic shifts on historical events and societal transformations. It explores how climate has shaped human culture, from the Ice Age to the present, influencing everything from agriculture and settlement patterns to economic systems and political structures. By examining historical climate data and its effects on various cultures, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of how societies have adapted to and been challenged by environmental changes throughout history, highlighting the ongoing relevance of climate in shaping human destiny.
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- Published
- 2007
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- German
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- 280-320
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