Author(s)
J.W.N. TempelhoffKeywords
Environmental StudiesHistory Of Water
Hydrology
Hydropolitics
Water Management And Technology
Christianity
BR1-1725
Philosophy. Psychology. Religion
B
DOAJ:Religion
DOAJ:Philosophy and Religion
General Works
A
DOAJ:Multidisciplinary
DOAJ:General Works
Practical Theology
BV1-5099
Moral theology
BV4625-4780
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<strong>A historiographical survey of water history</strong><br /><br /> In this article historiographical information is utilised to indicate the potential of water as a subject of historical research. In particular applicable practical needs in contemporary society that pose a challenge to the historian to look at the past from a different perspective, are emphasised.<br /><br /> Attention is given to the socio-economic and political aspects of the hydrosphere and areas in which historians can render a valuable contribution. The history of water is noted for its interdisciplinary character. A variety of disciplines in the natural sciences and humanities are of value to the historian. Ultimately, when relevant questions are posed within the framework of historical water research, it is clear that the field has considerable potential to stimulate transdisciplinary scientific work.Date
2005-07-01Type
ArticleIdentifier
oai:doaj.org/article:1624a7352c384c89a4d263198a620fe310.4102/koers.v70i3.280
0023-270X
2304-8557
https://doaj.org/article/1624a7352c384c89a4d263198a620fe3