Question

Much of the work in environmental history is not just anglophone but also Americanist in perspective and origin. What problems does this pose for new kinds of environmental history? What stories are left out of the current wave of environmental histories

Answer 1

Yes, it is seen throughout the world that anglophone is one of the dominant perspectives in the formation of the world communities and it seems valid also but it is not the only perspective but also the real one. If we look at the current formation of the world community, you will get the imprints of Americanist in the world.

It will be a little bit difficult to decide or state to this problem or it will be different perspectives of this issue. It will pose differences on the issue of human evolution throughout the world.

The current wave clearly stated to the Anglophone which transforms the human environment histories. There are also other perspectives in the world regarding this theory in the world and if we look deep then you will analyze that there are various perspectives in the world which transforms that region of the world.