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A thoughtful exploration of the deep and often overlooked relationship between people, place, and memory, this book considers how landscapes shape identity—and how human lives, in turn, leave their mark upon the land. Moving between personal reflection, history, and cultural observation, it examines belonging, displacement, inheritance, and the changing meanings attached to home. Evocative and contemplative in style, it invites readers to see the natural world not as a passive backdrop, but as a living presence in the stories communities tell about themselves.

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paperback

Longstreet

Published Jan 1, 1999

218 pages

ISBN: 9781563525285

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First Published

1999

Language

eng

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