D N Jeans
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 695062 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | D N Jeans |
| NOMBRES | D N |
| APELLIDO | Jeans |
| FIRMA | JEANS D N |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Sydney |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 89 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1961 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1990 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Planning and the Myth of the English Countryside, in the Interwar Period
A landscape is never so valuable as when it is under threat, and the English rural countryside has been the subject of alarm for centuries. Raymond Williams identified an ‘escalator’ on which literary representation continually looked back upon a past golden age of rural virtue, ensuring that the idea of a ‘true’ rural England has persisted into the twentieth century with extraordinary power Thus Howard Newby can write of the ‘stereotypes and myt…
Historical Geography
The first world war memorials in New South Wales
The First World War was a momentous event in Australian experience, and provoked a mass building of memorials throughout the country. These memorials required a new approach to landscape design, since there was no established tradition of monumental design upon which to draw. This paper gives a typology. The building and unveiling of the memorials was an occasion for expressing patriotism, mourning and a sense of sacrifice and victory, but also f…
Rejoinder to Adrian and Forbes
Fiction and the small town in the United States
In recent years human geographers have turned to creative writing as a source of insights, and it is suggested that data can be derived to shed light on Facts, Experiences and Meanings. A large group of United States novels reveals two shifts in opinion of the small town compared with the city. Up to 1880 the small town was seen favourably, but from 1880 to about 1935 it was seen as vicious and repellent. A return to a favourable image then took …
Australian geography 1972–1982
Experiments of fruit and experiments of light
Wilderness, Nature and Society
The depth of feeling now seen in the struggle over environmental conservation can, with the aid of scholars in other disciplines, be traced to the central importance of Nature in the ideology of Western Society. The late seventeenth century is seen as the period of an ideological transformation in which Nature, at first under the tutelage of God, came to set the terms for social definition and debate. As a flexible metaconcept, Nature became a we…
The spatial scale of European colonization and land alienation in Northern New South Wales, 1850–1910
(1983). The spatial scale of European colonization and land alienation in Northern New South Wales, 1850–1910. Australian Geographer: Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 322-325
The Open Air Museum
Australia
Some literary examples of humanistic descriptions of place
Describing places and regions is a longstanding geographical activity which largely continues today in the form of regional texts. Geographers have always scorned ‘mere’ description of appearances, here called visual descriptions, and have evolved technical descriptions illuminated by the principles of systematic geography. C. O. Sauer and J. Leighley in particular have acknowledged a further, higher, type of description which may be referred to …
Use of historical evidence for vegetation mapping in N.S.W
Documentary evidence for the vegetation of New South Wales prior to European settlement is scattered and partial, except for the records kept by surveyors as they measured Crown Lands for alienation. Using the parish maps as base maps and as indices to portion plans held in the Plan Room of the Lands Department in Sydney, a great deal of the original vegetation of the Eastern and Central divisions of New South Wales can be reconstructed
Historical geography in the future
Australia
Sources for the study of rural development in New South Wales
An Historical Geography of New South Wales to 1901
Religious Adherence and Population Mobility in 19th Century New South Wales
A Saint-Simonian Geography Of Transportation In North America
Competition, Momentum and Inertia in the Location of Commercial Institutions Case Studies in Some London Commodity Markets
Territorial divisions and the locations of towns in New South Wales, 1826–1842
The Breakdown of Australia's First Rectangular Grid Survey
Town Planning in New South Wales 1829–1842
A note on the growth of manufacturing in Australian states 1948–9 — 1958–9
The Problems of Growth in Sydney's New Suburbs
An Historical Geography of New South Wales to 1901
Australia
Australian geography 1972–1982
Planning and the Myth of the English Countryside, in the Interwar Period
A landscape is never so valuable as when it is under threat, and the English rural countryside has been the subject of alarm for centuries. Raymond Williams identified an ‘escalator’ on which literary representation continually looked back upon a past golden age of rural virtue, ensuring that the idea of a ‘true’ rural England has persisted into the twentieth century with extraordinary power Thus Howard Newby can write of the ‘stereotypes and myt…
Experiments of fruit and experiments of light
Some literary examples of humanistic descriptions of place
Describing places and regions is a longstanding geographical activity which largely continues today in the form of regional texts. Geographers have always scorned ‘mere’ description of appearances, here called visual descriptions, and have evolved technical descriptions illuminated by the principles of systematic geography. C. O. Sauer and J. Leighley in particular have acknowledged a further, higher, type of description which may be referred to …
The first world war memorials in New South Wales
The First World War was a momentous event in Australian experience, and provoked a mass building of memorials throughout the country. These memorials required a new approach to landscape design, since there was no established tradition of monumental design upon which to draw. This paper gives a typology. The building and unveiling of the memorials was an occasion for expressing patriotism, mourning and a sense of sacrifice and victory, but also f…
Fiction and the small town in the United States
In recent years human geographers have turned to creative writing as a source of insights, and it is suggested that data can be derived to shed light on Facts, Experiences and Meanings. A large group of United States novels reveals two shifts in opinion of the small town compared with the city. Up to 1880 the small town was seen favourably, but from 1880 to about 1935 it was seen as vicious and repellent. A return to a favourable image then took …
Use of historical evidence for vegetation mapping in N.S.W
Documentary evidence for the vegetation of New South Wales prior to European settlement is scattered and partial, except for the records kept by surveyors as they measured Crown Lands for alienation. Using the parish maps as base maps and as indices to portion plans held in the Plan Room of the Lands Department in Sydney, a great deal of the original vegetation of the Eastern and Central divisions of New South Wales can be reconstructed
Town Planning in New South Wales 1829–1842
Religious Adherence and Population Mobility in 19th Century New South Wales
Wilderness, Nature and Society
The depth of feeling now seen in the struggle over environmental conservation can, with the aid of scholars in other disciplines, be traced to the central importance of Nature in the ideology of Western Society. The late seventeenth century is seen as the period of an ideological transformation in which Nature, at first under the tutelage of God, came to set the terms for social definition and debate. As a flexible metaconcept, Nature became a we…
The spatial scale of European colonization and land alienation in Northern New South Wales, 1850–1910
(1983). The spatial scale of European colonization and land alienation in Northern New South Wales, 1850–1910. Australian Geographer: Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 322-325
The Breakdown of Australia's First Rectangular Grid Survey
The Problems of Growth in Sydney's New Suburbs
Historical Geography
Historical geography in the future
The Problems of Growth in Sydney's New Suburbs
A reconnaissance survey of population change in the Sydney metropolitan area 1955 to 1959
(1961). A reconnaissance survey of population change in the Sydney metropolitan area 1955 to 1959. Australian Geographer: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 119-131
A note on the growth of manufacturing in Australian states 1948–9 — 1958–9
Town Planning in New South Wales 1829–1842
The Breakdown of Australia's First Rectangular Grid Survey
Competition, Momentum and Inertia in the Location of Commercial Institutions Case Studies in Some London Commodity Markets
Territorial divisions and the locations of towns in New South Wales, 1826–1842
A Saint-Simonian Geography Of Transportation In North America
Religious Adherence and Population Mobility in 19th Century New South Wales
An Historical Geography of New South Wales to 1901
Sources for the study of rural development in New South Wales
Australia
Use of historical evidence for vegetation mapping in N.S.W
Documentary evidence for the vegetation of New South Wales prior to European settlement is scattered and partial, except for the records kept by surveyors as they measured Crown Lands for alienation. Using the parish maps as base maps and as indices to portion plans held in the Plan Room of the Lands Department in Sydney, a great deal of the original vegetation of the Eastern and Central divisions of New South Wales can be reconstructed
Historical geography in the future
Some literary examples of humanistic descriptions of place
Describing places and regions is a longstanding geographical activity which largely continues today in the form of regional texts. Geographers have always scorned ‘mere’ description of appearances, here called visual descriptions, and have evolved technical descriptions illuminated by the principles of systematic geography. C. O. Sauer and J. Leighley in particular have acknowledged a further, higher, type of description which may be referred to …
Australia
The Open Air Museum
Experiments of fruit and experiments of light
Wilderness, Nature and Society
The depth of feeling now seen in the struggle over environmental conservation can, with the aid of scholars in other disciplines, be traced to the central importance of Nature in the ideology of Western Society. The late seventeenth century is seen as the period of an ideological transformation in which Nature, at first under the tutelage of God, came to set the terms for social definition and debate. As a flexible metaconcept, Nature became a we…
The spatial scale of European colonization and land alienation in Northern New South Wales, 1850–1910
(1983). The spatial scale of European colonization and land alienation in Northern New South Wales, 1850–1910. Australian Geographer: Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 322-325
Rejoinder to Adrian and Forbes
Fiction and the small town in the United States
In recent years human geographers have turned to creative writing as a source of insights, and it is suggested that data can be derived to shed light on Facts, Experiences and Meanings. A large group of United States novels reveals two shifts in opinion of the small town compared with the city. Up to 1880 the small town was seen favourably, but from 1880 to about 1935 it was seen as vicious and repellent. A return to a favourable image then took …
Australian geography 1972–1982
Historical Geography
The first world war memorials in New South Wales
The First World War was a momentous event in Australian experience, and provoked a mass building of memorials throughout the country. These memorials required a new approach to landscape design, since there was no established tradition of monumental design upon which to draw. This paper gives a typology. The building and unveiling of the memorials was an occasion for expressing patriotism, mourning and a sense of sacrifice and victory, but also f…
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