Landscapes: Ways of Imagining the World

Hilary P.M. Winchester

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Spatial and Cultural Studies Urban and sociocultural dynamics Cultural Identity and Representation

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The authors explore the impact of popular culture on landscapes, such as the place-creating power of films as well as the evolving gastronomic landscapes created by cultural fusion. Landscapes, from the multicultural city to the anorexic body, are seen as contested spaces of power and resistance and are visible manifestations of ethnicity, class, gender and sexuality.

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