Judaism, History, and the Environment: Expert Guide Unveiled

Explore the Deep Connection Between Judaism and the Environment

This groundbreaking book uncovers how Jewish history, classical texts, and environmental events intertwine to shape a rich understanding of climate challenges. Through vivid case studies—earthquakes in Georgian England, floods and fires in 18th-century Germany, plague in Italy, and disasters in the Ottoman Empire—readers gain an interdisciplinary view of resilience and belief.

Key Features

• Interdisciplinary analysis blending Jewish studies, ecology, and history
• Engaging discussions on the Anthropocene, temporality, and causality
• Fresh perspectives on religion’s role in environmental thought
• Detailed historical accounts of natural disasters across Europe and the Middle East

Who Should Read This Book?

• Scholars and students of Jewish studies and religious studies
• Readers interested in ecology, climate change, and environmental humanities
• Anyone seeking deeper insight into faith-based responses to environmental crises

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