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245 00 Dealing with Disasters from Early Modern to Modern Times
       |bCultural Responses to Catastrophes /|cHanneke van 
       Asperen, Lotte Jensen. 
264  1 Amsterdam|bAmsterdam University Press|c2023. 
300    1 online resource (338 pages) :|billustrations. 
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490 1  Disaster Studies 
500    "Amsterdam University Press" 
505 0  List of Illustrations Introduction: Cultural Responses to 
       Catastrophes from Early Modern to Modern Times (Hanneke 
       van Asperen and Lotte Jensen) PART 1 -- Disaster and 
       Emotions 1. Temporality, Emotion, and Gender in Leonardo 
       da Vinci's Conceptualisation of Natural Violence (Susan 
       Broomhall) 2. Early Modern Community Formation Across 
       Northern Europe: How and Why a Poet in Poland Engaged with
       the Delft Thunderclap of 1654 (Paul Hulsenboom) 3. 
       Landscape as Wounded Body: Emotional Engagement in Visual 
       Images of Floods (Hanneke van Asperen) 4. Suffering 
       Compatriots: Compassion, Catastrophe, and National 
       Identification in the Netherlands in the Nineteenth 
       Century (Fons Meijer) 5. Cultural Resilience during 
       Nineteenth-Century Cholera Outbreaks in the Netherlands 
       (Lotte Jensen) PART 2 -- Disaster and Blame 6. Dealing in 
       Disasters: Selling Apocalyptic Interpretations of 
       Disasters in the Sixteenth-Century Low Countries (Marieke 
       van Egeraat) 7. The Ten Plagues of the New World: The 
       Sensemaking of Epidemic Depopulation in Sixteenth-Century 
       Mesoamerica (Florian Wieser) 8. 'Hungry Balliz Wants Weel 
       Fillin': The Visualisation of the Great Irish Famine (1845
       -1851) and the Lancashire Cotton Famine (1861-1865) in the
       Victorian Illustrated Press (Sophie van Os) 9. Rinderpest 
       in Dutch Regional Fiction: Community, Precariousness, and 
       Blame (Anneloek Scholten) PART 3 -- Disaster and Time 10. 
       Coping with Epidemics in Early Modern Chronicles, The Low 
       Countries, 1500-1850 (Theo Dekker) 11. Coverage in Dutch 
       Newspapers of Earthquakes in Italy and Beyond before 
       Lisbon 1755 (Joop W. Koopmans) 12. The Development of 
       Disaster Prints and Publications in Japan, 1663-1923 
       (Julia Mariko Jacoby) 13. Breaking the Cycles of 
       Catastrophe: Disaster, Time, and Nation in Dutch Flood 
       Commemoration Books, 1757-1800 (Adriaan Duiveman) 14. 
       Disaster Memory and 'Banished Memory': General 
       Considerations and Case Studies from Europe and the United
       States (19th-21st Centuries) (Christian Rohr) Notes on the
       Contributors 
520    Disasters are as much cultural as natural phenomena. For 
       centuries, news about catastrophic events has been 
       disseminated through media such as chronicles, pamphlets, 
       newspapers, poems, drawings, and prints. Nowadays, we are 
       overwhelmed with news about the cataclysmic effects of 
       recent forest fires, floods, and storms. Due to the 
       ongoing climate crisis, extreme weather events will likely
       have ever greater impacts on our lives. This volume 
       addresses cultural representations of catastrophes such as
       floods, epidemics, and earthquakes over the centuries. In 
       the past as now, artists and authors try to make sense of 
       disasters, grasp their impact, and communicate moral, 
       religious, or political messages. These creations reflect 
       and shape how people learn and think about disasters that 
       occur nearby or far away, both in time and space. The 
       parallels between past and present underline how this book
       contributes to modern debates about cultural and creative 
       strategies in response to disasters. 
588 0  Vendor-supplied metadata. 
650  0 Natural disasters|xHistory. 
650  0 Disasters|xHistory. 
650  0 Emergency management|xHistory. 
650  7 Social and cultural history.|2bicssc 
650  7 Social impact of disasters.|2bicssc 
650  7 HISTORY / General.|2bisacsh 
650  7 LITERARY CRITICISM / Subjects & Themes / Historical Events
       *.|2bisacsh 
650  7 NATURE / Natural Disasters.|2bisacsh 
650  7 Cultural studies.|2thema 
650  7 Social impact of disasters.|2thema 
650  7 History: specific events and topics.|2thema 
653    History, Art History, and Archaeology 
653    HIS 
653    Cultural Studies 
653    CULTURAL 
653    Early Modern Studies 
653    EARLY MOD 
653    Environment and Sustainability 
653    ENVIR & SUST 
653    Modern History 
653    MOD HIS 
653    Disasters, culture, representation, identity, history 
700 1  Asperen, Hanneke van,|eeditor. 
700 1  Jensen, Lotte,|eeditor. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|z9789463725798 
830  0 Disaster Studies. 
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