The cultivated wilderness, or, What is landscape? / Paul Shepheard.

Main entry:

Shepheard, Paul.

Title & Author:

The cultivated wilderness, or, What is landscape? / Paul Shepheard.

Publication:

Chicago, Illinois : Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, [1997]
©1997

Description:

xv, 230 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.

Series:

Graham Foundation/MIT Press series in contemporary architectural discourse

Notes:
Switzerland. The Most Dangerous Animal in the World. The Cultivated Wilderness. Ely. Innocence and Experience. Dogs. Pond Life -- The Seven Wonders of the World. Archeology. Alexander. Perception -- Antarctica. Land of the Noonday Moon. Land of Heroes. Land of Dreams -- Scotland. Corpach. Glenfinnan. Creag Nan Clag -- Flevoland. Amsterdam. The Polders. Flevoland -- The London Basin. The River. The Hills. The Basin -- The Western Front. Battlescape. Timescape. Parkscape.

Resources:
University of Alberta Access
from EBSCO

ISBN:

0262193809 (hardcover ; alk. paper)
9780262193801 (hardcover ; alk. paper)
0262691949 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
9780262691949 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
0585020329 (eBook)
9780585020327

Subject:

Landscapes.
Paysages.
landscapes (environments)
Landschappen.
Filosofische aspecten.
landschap
landscape
fysiografische elementen
physiographic features
landvormen
landforms
structuren
structures
filosofie
philosophy
Landscape Architecture (General)
Landschapsarchitectuur (algemeen)

Added entries:

Graham Foundation/MIT Press series in contemporary architectural discourse.

Cultivated wilderness
What is landscape?

Holdings:

Location: Library main 134775
Call No.: ID BH301.L3.S55; ID:97-B552
Status: Available

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