海洋历史:圆桌会议

IF 0.4 3区历史学 Q3 AREA STUDIES

Journal of Australian Studies Pub Date : 2022-09-26 DOI:10.1080/14443058.2022.2118350

Lynette Russell, Patrick Nunn, Natalie Bateman, Bill Griffiths, Tiffany Shellam, Ruth Morgan, Laura Rademaker

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摘要

在我们这个蓝色的星球上，海洋长久以来塑造着人类的历史。几代人漂洋过海，在深海捕鱼，在海流中航行，在海浪和海岸上遇到了新的民族和地方。在这次由露丝·摩根和劳拉·拉德梅克编辑的圆桌讨论中，我们将反思海洋是如何塑造人类的深层过去的，以及我们如何从深海中恢复海洋的历史。

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Oceanic Histories: A Roundtable

ABSTRACT On our blue planet, oceans have long shaped human histories. Generations have crossed the seas, fished their depths, and navigated their currents, encountering new peoples and places on the waves and on the shores. In this roundtable discussion, edited by Ruth Morgan and Laura Rademaker, we reflect on just how oceans have shaped deep human pasts and how we can recover ocean histories from the deep.

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Journal of Australian Studies Multiple-

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0.90

自引率

20.00%

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