| Landscape 2 | |
Ecological Perspective |
Sociological Perspective |
| Predilection for seeing "balance" in the landscape. Problematic: reflects the notion of "ecological balance" as an assumption about ecological processes: change results in "balance" as equilibrium state New ecological thinking stresses lack of equilibrium and continual change. See Foster's comments on Thoreau's Journal. Better for Tuan's meaning: unreflective appreciation, "sentimental," or cultural in the broad sense. |
Interrogative, reflective, analytical view that reveals "somber realities" beneath the surface. |
Examples |
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| Landscape painting: Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, 1745-46 | |