W.G. Hoskins

W.G. Hoskins was a prominent British historian known for his work on the history of the English landscape and rural economy. He introduced the concept of "landscape history," emphasizing how human activity shapes the environment. His influential book, "The Making of the English Landscape," explores the relationship between people and land over centuries, illustrating how social, economic, and agricultural practices have transformed the countryside. Hoskins' insights have helped us understand regional identity and the historical context behind modern landscapes, making his work essential for studies in history, geography, and environmental science.