Reimagining landscape: Materiality, decoloniality, and creativity

作者：Olivia Mason, James Riding · 发表于：Progress in Human Geography · 年份：2023 · DOI：10.1177/03091325231205093 · 被引用次数：22 · 研究领域：Geographies of human-animal interactions、Land Use and Ecosystem Services、Anthropological Studies and Insights

Geographers have been engaging with landscape since the beginning of the modern discipline of geography. A series of concurrent turns have taken place in human geography in recent years that are influencing the ways in which geographers approach landscape. We take forward new material, decolonial, and creative shifts in the discipline to reimagine landscape. Landscape is a geographical concept that has historically excluded a range of other voices and perspectives. To build a radically inclusive agenda for landscape research in geography, we put forward a generative conceptualisation of landscape that brings together (i) materiality; (ii) decoloniality; and (iii) creativity.