88 Landscape Journal 36: 1 then Stilgoe's words being the “line” that connects to the next
“dot”—a new word. The ten chapters of this book are organized in this fashion to highlight …

There is a hint of the science of landscape as process and pattern, and of landscape design
and management interventions; of the social and political relationships that underlie …

This chapter describes landscape research in the broadest sense, in keeping with the
concept of landscape itself. Scientific landscape research covers both natural and human …

" the of rela-sense ion between nature and man in some form has always been the actuating
spirit of art," as John Dewey (1958, p. 339) asserted in Art as Experience, it is certainly at the …

Approaches to Landscape has a deceptively straightforward agenda:" it aims to identify,
introduce and explore the different approaches to landscape"(p. xiv). And within the text's …

This chapter presents a synthesis of these working party discussions. It shows a diversity of
views collected around four themes, each of which bridges the subject matter of the previous …

This special issue celebrates forty years of Landscape Research, with papers by
distinguished scholars commenting on a changing field. There are plenty of reasons to use …

Springer's innovative Landscape Series is committed to publishing high quality manuscripts
that approach the concept of landscape from a broad range of perspectives. Encouraging …

Over the past seventy-five years, landscape has been variably characterized as “the basis of
geography,” the “unit of study” in geography, an approach or framework, and an important …

The study of landscape implies paradox. Landscape is allembracing—it includes everything
around us—and has manifest relevance to everyone. Most of what we learn and do …