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“Hic (non) sunt dracones”. Per una storia sociale dei ghiacciai alpini

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radar:r-730f2c069409006fcfac7e93b68aef23

Auteurs

Bonardi Luca

Année déclarée

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Langue déclarée

Italian

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2 Contributo su rivista ::2.1 Articolo su rivista

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Résumé documentaire — langue originale

Nowadays, the relationship between Alpine glaciers and human societies is largely contained and interpreted in the context of ongoing global warming. The state of glaciers is rightly considered as the most immediate evidence of the overwhelming increase in temperatures and, by extension, as the mirror of the alteration of the natural environment on a global level. On the other hand, far less clear, because it has been little investigated, is the nature of this relationship in historical times, often hastily relegated to the impalpable realm of the supernatural. In this regard, a view is dominant that would assign glaciers, on the part of Alpine populations, strongly negative values, making them the home of monstrous or infernal creatures. A more careful analysis, however, reveals a far greater complexity, made up of many and concrete human uses of the glacial environment and multifaceted ways of adapting and responding to its dynamics. A corpus of documentary evidence is reconstructed and analysed; purposely ‘catalogued’, it gives rise to a taxonomic classification of the links between glaciers and Alpine societies. The declinations of this relationship bring out a perspective that replaces the traditional repulsive and non-use hypotheses of the glacial environment

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10278/5103448

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2 Contributo su rivista ::2.1 Articolo su rivista

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