Living on the Edge (of Place): Territory, Marginality, Identity and the Uncanny
A symposium talk by Joern Langhorst, University of Colorado, Denver, on territory, marginality, identity and the uncanny at the edge of place, given in 2018.
Joern Langhorst of University of Colorado, Denver, presenting, ‘Living on the Edge (of Place): Territory, Marginality, Identity and the Uncanny’ at the Landscape and Citizenship Symposium, held on 16th November 2018 at Conway Hall, London.
Event sponsored by: Advanced Landscape and Urbanism (University of Greenwich), John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design (University of Toronto), Centre for Landscape Democracy (NMBU), and Landscape Research Group.
More information on the event can be found at: https://landscapecitizenships.wordpress.com/
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Joern Langhorst
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Joern Langhorst (2021) Living on the Edge (of Place): Territory, Marginality, Identity and the Uncanny. The Landscape Exchange, Landscape Research Group. Published 28 April 2021.
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