英语词汇“eco-historical”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1. Forming adjectives with the sense ‘ecological and ——’, as eco-cultural, eco-historical, eco-philosophical, eco-religious, etc.; see also ecogeographic adj., ecogeographical adj. at sense 4, ecomorphological adj., etc., as compounds and main entries.

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1949 Amer. Anthropologist 51 264 In a relatively short time, from the eco-historical viewpoint, there emerged, on the basis of the ancient biotics, a new eco-cultural structure.

1980 G. Jahoda in M. H. Bornstein Compar. Methods Psychol. iv. 130 Fundamental differences in cognitive processes resulting from cognitive development within differing ecocultural settings.

1990 P. Timmerman in C. Mungall & D. J. McLaren Planet under Stress (1991) 218 We now have to wrestle with explicitly would resolve themselves simply by being embedded in a new ‘geo’-or ‘eco-philosophical’ context.

1992 N.Y. Times 4 Jan. 26/6 At least one eco-religious thinker, the Rev. Thomas Berry, has declared himself a geologian.

1998 S. Reynolds Energy Flash v. 138 It's all part of Spiral Tribe's eco-mystical creed, which is crystallized in the buzzword ‘terra-technic’.

2000 Ecol. Applic. 10 1263/2 [Indigenous peoples] have in many cases increased local biodiversity in widespread ‘ecocultural’ landscapes.

2003 Theory & Society 32 330 At the root of this ecohistorical difference between capitalism and feudalism is the role of commodity production in the two systems.

2004 Independent (Compact ed.) 1 Apr. 14/1 (heading) The global Slow Food movement has reinvented itself as a campaign for ‘eco-gastronomic’ change.

单词	eco-historical
释义	> as lemmas eco-historical 1. Forming adjectives with the sense ‘ecological and ——’, as eco-cultural, eco-historical, eco-philosophical, eco-religious, etc.; see also ecogeographic adj., ecogeographical adj. at sense 4, ecomorphological adj., etc., as compounds and main entries. ΚΠ 1949 Amer. Anthropologist 51 264 In a relatively short time, from the eco-historical viewpoint, there emerged, on the basis of the ancient biotics, a new eco-cultural structure. 1980 G. Jahoda in M. H. Bornstein Compar. Methods Psychol. iv. 130 Fundamental differences in cognitive processes resulting from cognitive development within differing ecocultural settings. 1990 P. Timmerman in C. Mungall & D. J. McLaren Planet under Stress (1991) 218 We now have to wrestle with explicitly would resolve themselves simply by being embedded in a new ‘geo’-or ‘eco-philosophical’ context. 1992 N.Y. Times 4 Jan. 26/6 At least one eco-religious thinker, the Rev. Thomas Berry, has declared himself a geologian. 1998 S. Reynolds Energy Flash v. 138 It's all part of Spiral Tribe's eco-mystical creed, which is crystallized in the buzzword ‘terra-technic’. 2000 Ecol. Applic. 10 1263/2 [Indigenous peoples] have in many cases increased local biodiversity in widespread ‘ecocultural’ landscapes. 2003 Theory & Society 32 330 At the root of this ecohistorical difference between capitalism and feudalism is the role of commodity production in the two systems. 2004 Independent (Compact ed.) 1 Apr. 14/1 (heading) The global Slow Food movement has reinvented itself as a campaign for ‘eco-gastronomic’ change. extracted from eco-comb. form < as lemmas
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