Greater Perfections: The Practice of Garden Theory

John Dixon Hunt

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1. 'First Principles' or 'Rudiments' 2. What on Earth is a Garden? 3. The Idea of a Garden and the Three Natures 4. Representation 5. Word and Image in the Garden 6. Gardens in Word and Image 7. Historical Excursus: Late Seventeenth-Century Garden Theory 8. Toward a new Historiography and New Practices

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