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Depopulating landscapes: methodology and the materiality of archives in Calabria
This chapter explores the question of archives destroyed by neglect, decay, and natural events. It argues that these archives pose specific problems to apprehending the pasts, presents, and futures of depopulation, especially in the context of anthropogenic climate change. Earthquakes, floods, lands
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