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Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography Volume 95, 2013 - Issue 3
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Heidegger, latour and the reification of things: the inversion and spatial enclosure of the substantive landscape of things – the lake district case

Kenneth R. OlwigDepartment of Landscape Architecture, Planning and ManagementSwedish University of Agricultural SciencesBox 58 SE‐230 53Alnarp, Sweden Email: [email protected]
Pages 251-273 | Published online: 10 Nov 2016

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Bryan D. Orthel. (2022) GEOGRAPHY, HERITAGE, AND THINGS: ANALYZING AN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE IN SOUTHERN IDAHO. Geographical Review 112:4, pages 569-590.
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Thomas Haraldseid. (2019) Exploring social creativity in place-making: A case study from a coastal town in Northern Norway. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography 73:5, pages 257-272.
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Graham Fairclough. (2019) Landscape and heritage: ideas from Europe for culturally based solutions in rural environments. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 62:7, pages 1149-1165.
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Kenneth R. Olwig. (2018) England's 'Lake District' and the 'North Atlantic Archipelago': A body of managed land contra a body politic. Landscape Research 43:8, pages 1032-1044.
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Edith Chezel & Olivier Labussière. (2018) Energy landscape as a polity. Wind power practices in Northern Friesland (Germany). Landscape Research 43:4, pages 503-516.
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Kenneth R. Olwig, Chris Dalglish, Graham Fairclough & Pete Herring. (2016) Introduction to a special issue: the future of landscape characterisation, and the future character of landscape – between space, time, history, place and nature. Landscape Research 41:2, pages 169-174.
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Chris Dalglish & Alan Leslie. (2016) A question of what matters: landscape characterisation as a process of situated, problem-orientated public discourse. Landscape Research 41:2, pages 212-226.
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Graham Fairclough & Pete Herring. (2016) Lens, mirror, window: interactions between Historic Landscape Characterisation and Landscape Character Assessment. Landscape Research 41:2, pages 186-198.
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Marie Stenseke. (2016) Integrated landscape management and the complicating issue of temporality. Landscape Research 41:2, pages 199-211.
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Nicholas Bauch. (2015) A Scapelore Manifesto: Creative Geographical Practice in a Mythless Age. GeoHumanities 1:1, pages 103-123.
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Bo Allesøe Christensen. (2014) Why do we care about post‐humanism? a critical note. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 96:1, pages 23-35.
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Matthew G. Hannah. (2013) Attention and the phenomenological politics of landscape. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 95:3, pages 235-250.
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Tom Mels & Tomas Germundsson. (2013) Figures in the revolutionary landscape: an introduction. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 95:3, pages 213-218.
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