Fences as Landscape Taste: Tucson'sBarrios

Daniel D. Arreola

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Fences are an important feature in the residential landscapes of Mexican-American neighborhoods in Tucson, Arizona. Initial findings indicate that fences and fence varieties can be used as keys to the identification of Mexican-American households and give evidence of traditional attitudes toward enclosure in the urban landscape.

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