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The history of individual seascapes has recently become a vibrant and innovative field of research. Nonetheless, connections between seas (entre mers) and the imagination of lands „beyond the Sea“ (Outre-mer) have only rarely been focused in these contexts. This is precisely the main aim of the present collection of essays, which results from a conference held at Heidelberg University. The individual papers treat various aspects of transmarine connections, their regulation and mental expansion in an Indo-Mediterranean context, which comprises the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean, as well as projections of seaways to India on other maritime areas, thus spanning a wide chronological spectrum from Egyptian antiquity to the onset of the Atlantic Age in the sixteenth century.
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Entre mers - outre-mer, Nikolas Jaspert, Sebastian Kolditz
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- Released
- 2018
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- Title
- Entre mers - outre-mer
- Subtitle
- Spaces, Modes and Agents of Indo-Mediterranean Connectivity
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Nikolas Jaspert, Sebastian Kolditz
- Publisher
- Heidelberg University Publishing
- Released
- 2018
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 288
- ISBN10
- 3946054803
- ISBN13
- 9783946054801
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Historical Themes, Textbooks, University Textbooks, Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean
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- The history of individual seascapes has recently become a vibrant and innovative field of research. Nonetheless, connections between seas (entre mers) and the imagination of lands „beyond the Sea“ (Outre-mer) have only rarely been focused in these contexts. This is precisely the main aim of the present collection of essays, which results from a conference held at Heidelberg University. The individual papers treat various aspects of transmarine connections, their regulation and mental expansion in an Indo-Mediterranean context, which comprises the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean, as well as projections of seaways to India on other maritime areas, thus spanning a wide chronological spectrum from Egyptian antiquity to the onset of the Atlantic Age in the sixteenth century.