Site and sight in the garden

Elizabeth Kryder-Reid; D.Fairchild Ruggles

Site and sight in the garden

Elizabeth Kryder-Reid (Editor), D.Fairchild Ruggles (Editor)

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The issue presents a range of theoretical and methodological approaches to vision in gardens from the ancient world to the present day. Our introductory essay and the issue as a whole present the garden as not simply the aesthetic manifestation of human values and the conception of humankind within the natural world, but also as an important agent in shaping those perceptions.

Original language	English (US)
Number of pages	66
Journal	The Journal of Garden History
Volume	14
State	Published - 1994

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Introduction: Vision in the garden
Ruggles, D. F. & Reid, E. K., 1994, In: Journal of Garden History. 14, 1, p. 1-2 2 p.
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Site and sight in the garden

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