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In this collection of exquisite essays, Elizabeth Dodd explores the natural and human history of sites in the American Southwest, the caves of southern France, the Kansas grasslands, and the forests of the Pacific Northwest. In the Mind's Eye considers the artistic and creative impulses of those who preceded us, making sense of the different ways in which they—and we—express our experiences of landscape in words and images. Hiking to find ancient petroglyphs in the American Southwest, canoeing black-water rivers to reach ancient trees in the coastal Southeast, and considering artists as varied as Georgia O'Keeffe and the poet of Beowulf , Dodd discerns the nature of place as well as our place in nature. Combining lyrical narrative, reflection, history, and science, Dodd invites readers to consider their aesthetic ancestors and connect with the legacies of these landscapes.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Setting Forth in Their Footprints
Memory's Hills
Cold Meditations
Walden, Woods
Cañonicity
In the Mind's Eye
Here the Animal
La Descente
In Situ
Fragments The Shannon Creek Eagles
Bones of Fear
Aspects
In Such a Homecoming
The Kingdom
The Scribe in the Woods
Selected Bibliography
