Landscape and Language
Landscape as ulpan: the development of an Israeli landscape architecture language
... Similarly in landscape, there has been a desire to discover the root (shoresh) oflandscape design. Whilst this ancient/new language was being revitalised, the immigrants' [r] ...
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Reflections on the Linguistic Landscape and the Prospects of English Language Teaching in Algeria
... linguistic landscape: Arabic, which is subdivided into two varieties, standard Arabic (the national and the sole official language of the country) and dialectal (Algerian) Arabic; Tamazight (an indigenous ...
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Regional language vitality in the linguistic landscape : hidden hierarchies on street signs in Toulouse
... Linguistic Landscape (hereafter LL), this type of dismissal has perhaps gained traction because the role of street signs is often perceived as obvious and ...
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THE LATVIAN LANGUAGE IN THE LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE OF DAUGAVPILS (THE MIDDLE OF THE 19TH CENTURY - TODAY)
... bilingual language signs, an increase of monolingual texts in Latvian could be observed in the linguistic landscape as a result of ...However, language signs of individual companies (mainly shops, ...
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Reconstructing the Semantic Landscape of Natural Language Processing
... natural language processing ...socio-semantic landscape of the domain by inferring a co-authorship and a semantic network from the analysis of the ...
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Landscape Design and the language of Nature
... However, when looking at specific scenes within a landscape this hypothesis fails to explain why urban images with no natural forms exhibit a fractal dimension similar to imag[r] ...
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A common language of landscape representation: New Zealand and California painting in the nineteenth century
... John Gully, for example, built a reputation as 'one of the most successful New Zealand artists of the nineteenth century', exhibiting New Zealand scenes in London, Vienna, [r] ...
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-becoming-#langscape-[fold here] intra-rupting landscape, language, and the creative act
... words, language all come with baggage, they are freighted and to use them in an art context can be confrontational but it can be the sole arena in which the certainty of words can still be challenged at a ...
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A projective approach to a language of landscape design
... produced nearly 20% place experience elements and only 41% activity elements. Figures 7 and 8 summarise the most liked and disliked elements revealed in pupils' response[r] ...
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Language and Landscape—Dinnshenchas in Seamus Heaney’s Poetry
... of landscape and words for it in both Romance and Germanic lan- guages emerged around the turn of the sixteenth century to denote a painting whose primary subject matter was natural scenery” (Olwig, 2002: ...fact, ...
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The post-medieval rural landscape: towards a landscape archaeology?
... Post-medieval archaeology in Wales has principally been driven by historical investigations of the industrialised coal and ore measures of the south and the slate measures of the north, and, quite rightly, as they ...
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Impacts of Hawaiian language loss and promotion via the linguistic landscape
... linguistic landscape may influence the psychosocial transmission of cultural trauma, and its negative health and well-being consequences, in Native Hawaiians via two pathways; connection to culture, in this case ...
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Language Competition In The Linguistic Landscape In Ajumako And Winneba
... of language that would be employed. By flip, the language used identifies and describes the kind of social practice that goes on within a defined linguistic ...English language was based on the ...
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Landscape to Mindscape
... Through the act of painting, color is transformed into a universal language of emotional meanings recognized and understood by the collective unconscious. At first view of the painting, Phases of Sunlight (Figure ...
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Language, typography and placemaking: walking the Irish and Ulster-Scots linguistic landscape
... the landscape of machair and bogland, often with privileged vantage points of the peninsula’s deeply indented ...the landscape but have the unfortunate appearance of gravestones and risk connoting a ...
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Blooming landscape
... Ancient Egyptian gardens plotted with trees, groves and pools in symmetrical arrangements create synthesis between building and landscape via levels, terraces and viewpoints. This project aims to reinterpret these ...
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Branding landscape
... how landscape design can be deployed to reify abstract brand values, with its photogenic SuperTree Grove promoting Singapore as progressively high-tech, tropical, and environmentally ...incorporating ...
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The Landscape, 1975
... sketches in which of times Sometimes to work well approach In one did I myself, all painting in the I Instead, remaining All my in this I and for the to This the forms in my find on natu[r] ...
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Tangible Landscape.
... Through a series of experiments we found that tangible interfaces for spatial model- ing can enhance 3D spatial performance in terms of speed, accuracy, and process. By comparing digital, analog, and projection-augmented ...
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Thoughts on Landscape
... The View of Marshall's Pillar (Plate 3, p. 366) in the Colby collection, at- tributed to Thomas Cole, certainly speaks to values espoused by Cole and oth- ers in America during the first[r] ...
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