Encountering water in Early Modern Europe and beyond: redefining the universe through natural philosophy, religious reformations, and sea voyaging
Both the Christian Bible and Aristotle's works suggest that water should entirely flood the earth. Though many ancient, medieval, and early modern Europeans relied on these works to understand and explore the relationships between water and earth, particularly sixteenth-century Europeans were e...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Both the Christian Bible and Aristotle's works suggest that water should entirely flood the earth. Though many ancient, medieval, and early modern Europeans relied on these works to understand and explore the relationships between water and earth, particularly sixteenth-century Europeans were especially concerned with why dry land existed. This book investigates why sixteenth-century Europeans were so interested in water's failure to submerge the earth when their predecessors had not been. Analyzing biblical commentaries as well as natural philosophical, geographical, and cosmographical texts from these periods, Lindsay Starkey shows that European sea voyages to the Southern Hemisphere combined with the traditional methods of European scholarship and religious reformations led sixteenth-century Europeans to reinterpret water and earth's ontological and spatial relationships. The manner in which they did so also sheds light on how we can respond to our current water crisis before it is too late |
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| ISBN: | 9462988730 9789462988736 |
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THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE AND ARISTOTLE S WORKS
SUGGEST
THAT WATER SHOULD
ENTIRELY
FLOOD THE EARTH. THOUGH MANY ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL, AND EARLY MODERN
EUROPEANS RELIED ON THESE WORKS TO UNDERSTAND AND EXPLORE THE
RELATIONSHIPS
BETWEEN WATER AND EARTH, SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEANS PARTICULARLY WERE
ESPECIALLY CONCERNED
WITH
WHY DRY LAND EXISTED.
THIS
BOOK
INVESTIGATES
WHY
THEY WERE SO INTERESTED IN WATER S FAILURE TO
SUBMERGE
THE EARTH WHEN
THEIR
PREDECESSORS
HAD NOT BEEN. ANALYZING BIBLICAL COMMENTARIES AS
WELL
AS NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND COSMOGRAPHICAL TEXTS FROM
THESE PERIODS, LINDSAY STARKEY SHOWS THAT EUROPEAN SEA
VOYAGES
TO THE
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE COMBINED
WITH
THE TRADITIONAL METHODS OF EUROPEAN
SCHOLARSHIP AND RELIGIOUS REFORMATIONS LED SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEANS
TO REINTERPRET WATER AND EARTH S ONTOLOGICAL AND SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS.
THE
MANNER IN WHICH THEY DID SO ALSO SHEDS LIGHT ON HOW WE CAN RESPOND TO
OUR
CURRENT
WATER CRISIS
BEFORE
IT IS TOO LATE.
LINDSAY
J. STARKEY IS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT KENT STATE
UNIVERSITY
AT STARK. SHE SPECIALIZES IN EARLY MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY,
AND HAS PUBLISHED PIECES IN EXPLORATIONS IN RENAISSANCE CULTURE, CULTURE
AND COSMOS, RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION/RENAISSANCE ET REFORME, AND
PRETERNATURE.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7
INTRODUCTION: WHY WATER?
9
1.
ATHENS AND
JERUSALEM
ON WATER
23
PART
I
WATER IN EXEGETICAL, NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL,
COSMOGRAPHICAL,
AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
TEXTS
OF
C.1000-1600
2. GATHERING WATER IN EXEGETICAL TEXTS
61
3. DEFINING WATER IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL TEXTS
85
4. DESCRIBING AND DEPICTING WATER IN
COSMOGRAPHICAL
AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
TEXTS
119
PART
II WHY
WATER
5. WATER IN NEWLY
REDISCOVERED
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL TEXTS
165
6. EXPLORING THE CREATED UNIVERSE THROUGH WATER
191
7. SEA
VOYAGES
AND THE WATER-EARTH RELATIONSHIP
217
AFTERWORD: THE REDEFINITION OF THE UNIVERSE AND THE TWENTY-FIRST-
CENTURY WATER CRISIS
245
GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
257
INDEX
271
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BOTH
THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE AND ARISTOTLE'S WORKS
SUGGEST
THAT WATER SHOULD
ENTIRELY
FLOOD THE EARTH. THOUGH MANY ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL, AND EARLY MODERN
EUROPEANS RELIED ON THESE WORKS TO UNDERSTAND AND EXPLORE THE
RELATIONSHIPS
BETWEEN WATER AND EARTH, SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEANS PARTICULARLY WERE
ESPECIALLY CONCERNED
WITH
WHY DRY LAND EXISTED.
THIS
BOOK
INVESTIGATES
WHY
THEY WERE SO INTERESTED IN WATER'S FAILURE TO
SUBMERGE
THE EARTH WHEN
THEIR
PREDECESSORS
HAD NOT BEEN. ANALYZING BIBLICAL COMMENTARIES AS
WELL
AS NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND COSMOGRAPHICAL TEXTS FROM
THESE PERIODS, LINDSAY STARKEY SHOWS THAT EUROPEAN SEA
VOYAGES
TO THE
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE COMBINED
WITH
THE TRADITIONAL METHODS OF EUROPEAN
SCHOLARSHIP AND RELIGIOUS REFORMATIONS LED SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEANS
TO REINTERPRET WATER AND EARTH'S ONTOLOGICAL AND SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS.
THE
MANNER IN WHICH THEY DID SO ALSO SHEDS LIGHT ON HOW WE CAN RESPOND TO
OUR
CURRENT
WATER CRISIS
BEFORE
IT IS TOO LATE.
LINDSAY
J. STARKEY IS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT KENT STATE
UNIVERSITY
AT STARK. SHE SPECIALIZES IN EARLY MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY,
AND HAS PUBLISHED PIECES IN EXPLORATIONS IN RENAISSANCE CULTURE, CULTURE
AND COSMOS, RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION/RENAISSANCE ET REFORME, AND
PRETERNATURE.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7
INTRODUCTION: WHY WATER?
9
1.
ATHENS AND
JERUSALEM
ON WATER
23
PART
I
WATER IN EXEGETICAL, NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL,
COSMOGRAPHICAL,
AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
TEXTS
OF
C.1000-1600
2. GATHERING WATER IN EXEGETICAL TEXTS
61
3. DEFINING WATER IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL TEXTS
85
4. DESCRIBING AND DEPICTING WATER IN
COSMOGRAPHICAL
AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
TEXTS
119
PART
II WHY
WATER
5. WATER IN NEWLY
REDISCOVERED
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL TEXTS
165
6. EXPLORING THE CREATED UNIVERSE THROUGH WATER
191
7. SEA
VOYAGES
AND THE WATER-EARTH RELATIONSHIP
217
AFTERWORD: THE REDEFINITION OF THE UNIVERSE AND THE TWENTY-FIRST-
CENTURY WATER CRISIS
245
GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY
257
INDEX
271 |
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