1st Edition
Landscape and the Ideology of Nature in Exurbia Green Sprawl
1. Introduction: Sprawl and the Ideology of Nature Laura Taylor and Kirsten Valentine Cadieux 2. Bridges in the Cultural Landscape: Crossing Nature in Exurbia Laura Taylor 3. Exurbia Meets Nature: Environmental Ideals for a Rootless Society Richard Judd 4. Airworld, the Genius Loci of Exurbia Andrew Blum 5. Rewilding Walden Woods and Reworking Exurban Woodlands: Higher Uses in Thoreau Country Brian Donahue 6. Sojourning in Nature: The Second-Home Exurban Landscapes of Ontario’s Near North Nik Luka 7. Design and Conservation in Québec City’s Rural-Urban Fringe: The Case of Lac-Beauport Geneviève Vachon and David Paradis 8. Time, Place, and Structure: Typo-Morphological Analysis of Three Calgary Neighborhoods Bev Sandalack and Andrei Nicolai 9. The Imagined Landscape: Language, Metaphor, and the Environmental Movement Thomas Looker 10. The Mortality of Trees in Exurbia’s Pastoral Modernity: Challenging Conservation Practices to Move Beyond Deferring Dialogue About the Meanings and Values of Environments Kirsten Valentine Cadieux Editors’ Epilogue: An Agenda for Addressing Green Sprawl Laura Taylor and Kirsten Valentine Cadieux
Biography
Kirsten Valentine Cadieux is a Research Associate in the Departments of Sociology and Geography, Society and Environment at the University of Minnesota.
Laura Taylor is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University.
