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This article seeks to highlight some tensions that underlie toward environmental history: 1) The most accepted definitions of environment by environmental historians and their epistemological implications. 2) The location of the environmental history of the social science, natural sciences and humanities. 3) The relationship of environmental history with respect to social history. 4) The characterization of environmental history as transdiscipline, interdiscipline or discipline. In the article such discussions will be developed such discussions through the analysis of responses to a survey carried out under the Seventh Symposium SOLCHA held in Quilmes, Argentina. In addition to communicate the survey’s results, the analysis will 1) raise some epistemological assumptions involved in survey responses, 2) increase the self-reflexivity of environmental history, and 3) help distinguish the senses of environmental, milieu-environmental and socio-environmental.

historia ambiental  latinoamericana y caribeña

Epistemología de la historia ambiental a través de una encuesta realizada en el VII Simposio de la Sociedad Latinoamericana y Caribeña de Historia Ambiental (2014)