Envisioning England: the visual in countryside writing in the 1930s and 1940s
Envisioning England: the visual in countryside writing in the 1930s and 1940s
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想象英格兰：20世纪30年代和1940年代乡村写作的视觉效果
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2003
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C. Brace
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C. Brace
研究了B.T.巴茨福德有限公司在20世纪30年代和40年代出版的书籍中使用的防尘套艺术、照片和末纸地图。借鉴景观表现、出版史和地理思想史的工作，探索与乡村文字相关的视觉艺术如何构成大众地理知识的形式。有人建议，应该更多地关注一些明显非学术的、创造性的和富有想象力的描绘风景的过程是如何向学术话语--在这种情况下是地理--提供信息的，并自身受到学术话语的影响--这种话语不断主张权威地谈论风景，并为风景说话。
The dust-jacket art, photographs and end-paper maps used in books published by B.T. Batsford Ltd in the 1930s and 1940s are examined. Drawing on work on landscape representation, publishing history and the history of geographic thought, the ways in which the visual arts associated with countryside writing constitute forms of popular geographic knowledge are explored. It is suggested that more attention should be paid to the ways in which some apparently non-academic, creative and imaginative processes of envisioning landscape inform, and are themselves informed by, an academic discourse—in this case geography—which continually asserts a claim to speak authoritatively of, and for, landscape.