Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time

Thomson, Amanda

Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time

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Thomson, Amanda (2020) Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time. In: Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time (RIGLE seminar), 13 February 2020, University of Edinburgh: Research Institute, Geography and the Lived Environment.
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Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time

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Creators/Authors:

Thomson, Amanda

Abstract:

A lunchtime lecture at the University of Edinburgh Institute of Geography and the Lived Environment on my practice-based research on place and landscape, art and writing. Part of a series organised by the University of Edinburgh Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group.Open to staff, students and the public.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

landscape, place, talk, multi-modal ways of working, language, writing, Abernethy

School/Academic Area:

School of Fine Art > Painting & Printmaking

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13 February 2020

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Unpublished

Event Title:

Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time (RIGLE seminar)

Event Location:

University of Edinburgh: Research Institute, Geography and the Lived Environment

Event Dates:

13 February 2020

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Keynote)

Output ID:

7160

Date Deposited:

18 Feb 2020 09:22

Last Modified:

18 Feb 2020 09:22

Deposited By:

Amanda Thomson

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