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Il Mediterraneo in un'analisi geopolitica:

Bettoni
info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/isbn/978 88 5495 593 6. , 2023

Link: https://hdl.handle.net/2108/321761

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T1 <Title>Il Mediterraneo in un'analisi geopolitica</Title>

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A1 Bettoni
PB CLEUP; country:IT; place:Padova
YR 2023
K1 The Mediterranean has a rich and above all contrasted historical representation. The contrast arises from the fact that this sea
K1 being the meeting point of three very active continents since ancient times
K1 has inevitably fueled numerous representations. Here we have to understand the term representation in many ways
K1 certainly the Lacostian one (Lacoste
K1 1993
K1 p. 4) but not in a way unlike the discourse referred to in an article that will mark the birth of critical geopolitics (Ó Tuathail
K1 Agnew
K1 1992 ) ferrying with it
K1 in reality
K1 all geography into what is defined as post-structuralism. it is the result of the overlapping of the imaginations of all the peoples who face it. This "sea" actually had no name in antiquity because it was the only known sea
K1 it probably had many names but not the one we know today. The definition of "Mediterranean" will come very late
K1 in reality well after the end of the Roman Empire. If it is Isidore of Seville who began to define it as such in the sixth century. A.D
K1 in reality we must not confuse the use of the term "Mediterranean" as a qualifier with the use of the same as a proper name. The word Mediterranean
K1 in fact
K1 was initially used to define a sea between the lands but for this reason there was no precise construction of the imaginary that concerns it. Because it is this type of «geographical» representation that we must go and explore
K1 that is
K1 when the Mediterranean becomes the geographical product of an imagination producing «geographies» as Knox and Pinch attribute it to the various «urban social geographies» (Knox
K1 Pinch ,2013
K1 p. 3)
K1 only that in our case the density of social networks is not articulated in the urban space but on the basin of the Mediterranean sea. It is this contrasting imagery
K1 the result of the representation that every people facing it has
K1 which will lead to the representation of the Mediterranean as such
K1 as we know today. For centuries this sea has been seen as a rich network of exchange between different peoples. In the eighteenth century it will become an object of study that will slowly begin to interest many scholars of different fields
K1 but it will be geographers who will contribute more than ever to this change
K1 looking for those correlations between natural elements and human elements
K1 Settore M-GGR/01 - GEOGRAFIA
K1 Settore M-GGR/02 - GEOGRAFIA ECONOMICO-POLITICA
K1 Settore SPS/04 - SCIENZA POLITICA
JF info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/isbn/978 88 5495 593 6
LK http://dx.doi.org/https://hdl.handle.net/2108/321761
DO https://hdl.handle.net/2108/321761
SF ELIB - SuUB Bremen

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