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,Motivation für ehrenamtliches Engagement,hat: ‘Landscape evaluation may be defined as “the comparative relationships between two or more landscapes in terms of assessments of visual quality”; in this context, assessments are the “process of recording visual quality through an observer’s aesthetic appreciation of intrinsic visual qualities

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,Führungskraft als Erfolgsfigur,ts of the landscape and with interpreting how landscapes have evolved to attain their present appearance. Much newer are the attempts to identify the symbolic meanings and messages contained in landscape. Penning-Rowsell noted that: ‘Landscapes … carry symbolic meanings that are not so wholly innoce

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,Motivation für ehrenamtliches Engagement,t marked in the area of humanistic geography, which emerged during the 1970s and subsequently gathered strength: ‘Humanistic geography is in large part a response to perceived inadequacies in the traditional geographical approach to understanding the cultural landscape. That approach, with its goal

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The Structure and Scenery Approach,In 1953, a geologist wrote that:

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The Practice of Landscape History,pe creation. Because of the immense inequalities between landscape research accomplished in different parts of the world, in this chapter most examples are derived from the UK, which contains the most intensely researched countrysides, while North American material is also introduced, particularly f