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Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land Volume 32 Issue 1

Subject Areas: Nature and Landscape Conservation
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press - University of Wisconsin Press
ISSN: 1553-2704
SJR: 12

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Editorâs Introduction

Neckar, Lance M.; Pitt, David.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land
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From Sacred Grove to National Park: The Tale of Hurshat Tal in Israel

Lissovsky, Nurit.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

Abstract: This paper presents Hurshat Tal (literally Dew Grove) in the Upper Galilee as a case study for one of the fiercest disputes in the history of landscape conservation in Israel. A proposal to convert this ancient grove, a sacred site for Muslims and the sole remnant of an ancient forest...
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From Sacred Grove to National Park: The Tale of Hurshat Tal in Israel

Lissovsky, Nurit.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

This paper presents Hurshat Tal (literally Dew Grove) in the Upper Galilee as a case study for one of the fiercest disputes in the history of landscape conservation in Israel. A proposal to convert this ancient grove, a sacred site for Muslims and the sole remnant of an ancient forest of Tabor...
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Revisiting Russel Wright’s Manitoga

Huppatz, D. J.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

Abstract: Industrial designer Russel Wright’s final gesamtkunstwerk , Manitoga, has received scant attention from landscape theorists or historians. Constructed during the 1950s, Manitoga comprises Wright’s house, studio, and a 75-acre woodland garden in the Hudson River Valley near Garrison, New...
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Revisiting Russel Wrightâs Manitoga

Huppatz, D. J.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

Industrial designer Russel Wrightâs final gesamtkunstwerk, Manitoga, has received scant attention from landscape theorists or historians. Constructed during the 1950s, Manitoga comprises Wrightâs house, studio, and a 75-acre woodland garden in the Hudson River Valley near Garrison, New...
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Reenchanting Memorial Landscapes: Lessons From The Roadside

Baptist, Karen Wilson.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

Abstract: This research imagines that an inquiry into the transactional relationship between the living, the dead, and the landscape can contribute to the collective “reenchantment of memorial culture” (Ricciardi, 2003, 8). Situated as an existential hermeneutic phenomenological project, the...
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Reenchanting Memorial Landscapes: Lessons From The Roadside

Baptist, Karen Wilson.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

This research imagines that an inquiry into the transactional relationship between the living, the dead, and the landscape can contribute to the collective âreenchantment of memorial cultureâ (Ricciardi, 2003, 8). Situated as an existential hermeneutic phenomenological project, the inquiry is...
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Designing with Nature?: The persistence of Capability Brownâs 18th century water features

Podolak, Kristen.; Kondolf, G. Mathias.; Mozingo, Louise A.; Bowhill, Keith.; Lovell, Margaretta.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

and others portray 18th century English landscapes as examples of designing with nature and self-perpetuating. Through analysis of original plans, historical topographic maps, and current satellite imagery, we documented the persistence of Capability Brownâs water features. We assessed the...
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Designing with Nature?: The persistence of Capability Brown’s 18th century water features

Podolak, Kristen.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

Abstract: and others portray 18th century English landscapes as examples of designing with nature and self-perpetuating. Through analysis of original plans, historical topographic maps, and current satellite imagery, we documented the persistence of Capability Brown’s water features. We assessed...
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Here and Gone: The Visual Effects of Seasonal Changes in Plant and Vegetative Characteristics on Landscape Preference Criteria

Kuper, Rob.

2013 Landscape Journal: design, planning, and management of the land

Abstract: Over 40 years of visual landscape preference studies have brought about numerous frameworks and informational factors for understanding and predicting human environmental perceptions. Rachel Kaplan and Stephen Kaplan (1989) developed one of the most widely cited, which is composed of...

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