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In this second volume of Explorations in Landscape Phenomenology, Christopher Tilley delves into the intricate relationship between the human body and the perceived world. He argues that landscape is not merely a visual backdrop but a dynamic, embodied experience shaped by our senses, movements, and memories. Drawing on phenomenology, particularly the work of Merleau-Ponty, Tilley explores how our bodily engagement with the environment creates meaning and a sense of place. He examines diverse examples, from prehistoric rock art and pilgrimage routes to contemporary urban spaces, demonstrating how bodies and images intertwine to produce a lived landscape. The book challenges traditional dualistic views of mind and body, subject and object, offering a nuanced understanding of the embodied nature of human experience in the world.

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