Ympäristöhistoriankin

Ympäristöhistoriankin is a Finnish term that combines "ympäristöhistoria" (environmental history) with the enclitic particle "-kin". The particle "-kin" in Finnish often translates to "also," "too," "even," or "indeed," indicating that the preceding word or concept is being included or emphasized in a broader context. Therefore, ympäristöhistoriankin essentially means "even environmental history" or "environmental history too."

This phrasing suggests a situation where environmental history, which is the study of the historical interactions between humans and their natural environment, is being considered alongside other disciplines or aspects. It implies that environmental history is not an isolated field but rather an important area of study that should also be taken into account, perhaps when discussing broader historical trends, societal changes, or academic perspectives. The use of "-kin" adds a nuance of inclusion, suggesting that environmental history is an integral part of a larger conversation or understanding. It might be used in sentences comparing it with other historical fields or emphasizing its relevance in a particular analysis.