http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/-t1.htm Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:31:52 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/-t1.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-70-preamble-t40.htm TERCUD
(This is an excerpt from the text by Professor Paul Claval “THE IDEA OF LANDSCAPE”)]]> B7 - The lessons of landscape studies Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:31:52 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-70-preamble-t40.htm#43 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-70-preamble-t40.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-71-the-study-of-rural-landscapes-t31.htm TERCUD "(i) Rural landscapes attracted much attention from the beginning. The main features of many of them resulted from policies developed by central governments. They imposed geometric grid patterns in order to facilitate settlement in undeveloped areas, to distribute their lands in an efficient way to farmers, and to build an efficient system for levying land taxes. The best examples were provided by the early Chinese or Japanese geometric systems of land division, the Roman cadastration, the American ... B7 - The lessons of landscape studies Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:01:37 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-71-the-study-of-rural-landscapes-t31.htm#33 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-71-the-study-of-rural-landscapes-t31.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-72-the-study-of-non-rural-landscapes-t30.htm TERCUD "What happens in the suburban or rurban areas is an example of one of the deep trends of contemporary attitudes concerning landscapes: the social demand relative to them is diversifying. For long, the two main functions they had to perform for human beings was to participate in the productive process and to provide space for housing and social activities. Today, there are groups which struggle for the restoration of «true» nature: any human presence (except for a few natural scientists) and ... B7 - The lessons of landscape studies Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:00:43 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-72-the-study-of-non-rural-landscapes-t30.htm#32 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-72-the-study-of-non-rural-landscapes-t30.htm http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-73-landscapes-as-overall-social-units-t29.htm TERCUD "As shown by Kenneth Olwig fifteen years ago, the term landscape – or its earlier forms, landskip for instance – where coined and used before the revolution in painting brought about by the rediscovery of perspective and the birth of landscape as a genre of painting (Olwig, 1996). In some areas, especially along the North Sea shores, in Schlewsig-Holstein for instance, landskips were coastal settlements chararterized by specific environments – coast line, sand, moors – and a high consciousness ... B7 - The lessons of landscape studies Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:59:59 GMT http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-73-landscapes-as-overall-social-units-t29.htm#31 http://identerraforum.darkbb.com/b7-the-lessons-of-landscape-studies-f9/b-73-landscapes-as-overall-social-units-t29.htm