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Exploring philosophical and practical issues, this collection of essays delves into humanistic geography, a significant theme in geographic writing. First published in 1980, it covers a wide array of topics, aiming to integrate analytical and critical perspectives for a deeper understanding of how individuals experience their environments. The insights provided will particularly benefit students of human geography, enhancing their comprehension of the complexities of lived experiences in various contexts.

Exploring the concept of "dwelling," the book delves into how various civilizations narrate their relationship with the environment. Anne Buttimer examines a diverse range of sources, from ancient philosophers to modern writers, revealing how humanity has used natural science, theology, and myth to understand the earth as a home. This interdisciplinary approach sheds new light on contemporary environmental ideas and the human spirit's connection to the world.

Education, Medieval -- Sweden -- Lund -- History. Franciscans -- Sweden -- Lund -- History. Lund (Sweden) -- Intellectual life.