History/ES 247 Reading Guide
Introduction: Thinking Historically, Thinking Environmentally
Further reading:
- Robert Blackey, et al., Teaching Innovations Forum: “Thinking Historically in the Classroom,” Perspectives: American Historical Association Newsletter 33.7 (October 1995) , 1, 4, 23-37. Notes
- Donald Worster, et al., “A Round Table: Environmental History,” Journal of American History 76.4 (1990), 1087-1147. Notes
- Donald Worster, “Transformations of the Earth: Toward an Agroecological Perspective in History,” 1087-1106. JSTOR
- Alfred W. Crosby, “An Enthusiastic Second,” 1107-1110. JSTOR
- Richard White, “Environmental History, Ecology, and Meaning,” 1111-1116. JSTOR
- Carolyn Merchant, “Gender and Environmental History,” 1117-1121. JSTOR
- William Cronon, “Modes of Prophecy and Production: Placing Nature in History,” 1122-1131. JSTOR
- Stephen J. Pyne, “Firestick History,” 1132-1141. JSTOR
- Donald Worster, “Seeing Beyond Culture,” 1142-1147. JSTOR
