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Giacomo Parrinello
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Historian of humans and the natural world at the end of the Holocene. Associate Prof. at Sciences Po. Writer: Fault Lines (Berghahn 2015) & forthcoming book on the Po watershed. All things rivers, #envhist news, and occasional adventures in daily life.
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You are welcome ☺️ I think it can be helpful to think of river islands as sediment, and hence consider how they depend on hybrid basin-scale processes (land use, water use, etc.), how and why they form and disappear, and what kind of practices and politics operate in/on/around them.

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RSramya.bsky.social

Absolutely! I think thinking of them as sediment also opens up intellectual/aesthetic decisions in mapping and surveying which are more aspiration and material that might’ve been given credit for. Also, I pretty much am centering my book on this! 🤭

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Giacomo Parrinello
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Historian of humans and the natural world at the end of the Holocene. Associate Prof. at Sciences Po. Writer: Fault Lines (Berghahn 2015) & forthcoming book on the Po watershed. All things rivers, #envhist news, and occasional adventures in daily life.
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