1st Edition
The Roman Garden Space, Sense, and Society
Imago Hortorum: Introducing the Roman Garden Part 1: Entering Roman Garden Space Part 2: The Logic of Roman Garden Space Part 3: Experiencing the Roman Garden Part 4: Space, Sense and Society: Three Case Studies Conclusion: Gardens Bound and Unbound.
Biography
Katharine T. von Stackelberg
"Katharine von Stackelberg’s book on Roman gardens offers an engaging and welcome contribution to an emerging interest in cultivated ancient landscapes. . . any classicist studying gardens, landscapes, and even the Roman domus will find Stackelberg’s contribution a must-read, even if the reader is not (yet) versed in cognitive or space theory. Stackelberg well demonstrates the multivalency, complexity, and critical social role of Roman garden spaces and the experience of them. In a sense, then, and in so doing, Stackelberg brings Roman gardens back to life."
- Gillian McIntosh, San Francisco State University, in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2010.07.56
