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The Dublin sense of place: landscape vs. literature

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  • 1990
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  • The California Geographer 30: 55-72
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  • This paper explores the use of literature as an extension of current landscape interpretation methods to achieve a more complete concept of a sense of place in Dublin, Ireland. Contemporary human interaction within the environment is omitted, as that topic would necessitate a paper of its own. Dublin was chosen for a case study because of its history of occupation and the contrast in its class distinctions, both of which have helped to create an interesting, multi-faceted city.
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