Landprints: Reflections on Place and Landscape

Abstract

Prelude Fugue for six voices Part I. Talking: The Language of Landscape: 1. The nature of nature 2. Words and weeds 3. Journeys through a landscape 4. On the road to Botany Bay 5. A Snowy River reader Part II. Perceiving: The Eyes and the Mind: 6. The evolution of perceptual attitudes 7. Eurocentrism and Australian science, some examples 8. Figures in the landscape 9. Dreaming up a rainforest 10. Home thoughts from abroad Part III. Locating: The Sense of Place: 11. Sense of place 12. The genius loci and the Australian landscape 13. Cuddlepie and other surrogates 14. Jet-set and parish pump 15. Placing the debate Part IV. Making: Creating Gardens and the Evolution of Styles: 16. The suburban garden in Australia 17. The Australian backyard 18. Gardening across Australia 19. The garden as paradise Part V. Analysing: Ideologies and Attitudes: 20. The rhetoric and ethics of the environmental protest movement 21. The perfectibility of Nature Part VI. Sharing and Caring: Ecological Frameworks: 22. Biological pollution 23. The lie of the land 24. Eating the future 25. Felling the 'Groves of Life' Coda: learning to be at home: 'and then came Venice'.

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