Rational landscapes and humanistic geography

Croom Helm

1981

231 p.

Includes index. Bibliography: p. 215-223

9780389202370

'Relph has written the kind of book that landscapes and landscape analysis have needed for some time. He has undertaken a study of the several paradoxes inherent in the human reaction to the humanized landscape and has come up with a reasonably clear and thoughtful analysis of what humankind has done to itself as it manipulates the natural environment into rational landscape...The book is a gem.'

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