Gray world, green heart : technology, nature, and the sustainable landscape

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    • Thayer, Robert L.

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Gray world, green heart : technology, nature, and the sustainable landscape

Robert L. Thayer, Jr.

(The Wiley series in sustainable design)

John Wiley, c1994

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 333-342) and index

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Description

This work is about the often conflicting relationship between nature and technology in our everyday lives and landscapes.The book investigates landscape as a collage resulting from unchecked technological determinism colliding with an affection for nature and the effect that sustainability can have on this process. The author welds together theory from psychology, sociology, planning, ecology, and communications, into a vision that addresses the growing unease with the western world's technological dependence. The text offers specific examples of how technological systems might be reconfigured in the future.

Table of Contents

  • Part I Gray World, Green Heart: For Love of Land and Nature
  • Technofilia and Landscape Guilt
  • Gray World, Green Heart. Part 2 Technology and Landscape: Dimensions, Dynamics and Dilemmas: Dimensions of Technology in the Landscape
  • Dynamics and Philosophical Dilemmas
  • The Changing Nature of Nature
  • Reality, Unreality and Hypereality. Part 3 Sustainable Landscapes: One Way Out - New Symbols of Possibility
  • The Experience of Sustainable Landscapes.

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