In the last Post HWillburn writes about the various senses of the sense of landscape . Regarding the (Human) Geographic sense, I'd like to draw attention to some articles that appeared  in the September 2007 issue of the Human Geography Series (B) of Geograsfika  Annaler . A number of them have much to do with the topic we are discussing.

    To quote a few article titles:

"What Do Landscapes Do? Romance, Practice and Substantiveness"

"Feeling is Believing, or Landscape as a Way of  Being In the World"  

"Scenophobia", Geography and the Aesthetic Politics of Landscape"

"Landscapes out of Order: The Inner Urban Fringe beyond the Rural-Urban Divide"