Making Sense of Place : Multidisciplinary Perspective

Frontcover
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction: Making Sense of Place
Histories, Landscapes and Identities
1 Land, Territory and Identity
2 Viewing the Emergence of Scenery from the English Lake District
3 Cumbrians and their ‘ancient kingdom’: Landscape, Literature and Regional Identity
4 Gypsies, Travellers and Place: A Co-ethnography
Rural Sense of Place
5 Rural People and the Land
6 Hill Farming Identities and Connections to Place
7 Place, Culture and Everyday Life in Kyrgyz Villages
8 Local Renewables for Local Places? Attitudes to Renewable Energy and the Role of Communities in Place-based Renewable Energy Development
9 Health, People and Forests
10 Achieving Memorable Places … ‘Urban Sense of Place’ for Successful Urban Planning and Renewal?
11 The Place of Art in the Public Art Gallery: A Visual Sense of Place
12 Survival Sex Work: Vulnerable, Violent and Hidden Lifescapes in the North East of England
13 Gardens, Parks and Sense of Place
14 Gardens: Places for Nature and Human–Nature Interaction
15 The Image Mill: A Sense of Place for a Museum of Images
Cultural Landscapes
16 Making Sense of Place and Landscape Planning at the Landscape Scale
17 Cultural Landscape and Sense of Place: Community and Tourism Representations of the Barossa
18 Territorial Cults as a Paradigm of Place in Tibet
19 Heritage and Sense of Place: Amplifying Local Voice and Co-constructing Meaning
Conservation, Biodiversity and Tourism
20 Sense of Place in Sustainable Tourism: A Case Study in the Rainforest and Savannahs of Guyana
21 Placing the Maasai
22 Nature Tourism: Do Bears Create a Sense of Place?
23 What’s Up? Climate Change and our Relationship with the Hills
24 Nature Conservation, Rural Development and Ecotourism in Central Mozambique: Which Space do Local Communities Get?
25 Rainforests, Place and Palm Oil in Sabah, Borneo
Afterword: Untying the Rope
List of Contributors
Index
Backcover