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ISBN-13: 9780522851151
ISBN: 0522851150
Format: Paperback
Date Published: February 2008
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Examining individual gardens, both public and private, this book illuminates the meaning and uses of gardens and gardening in Australia from white settlement to the late 20th century. Exploring memory and belonging, domestication and civilization, nationalism and identity, the themes are woven into a compelling narrative around gardens and landscape. The guide also explains how gardens have helped make meaning and "home "in a new place, enabled connections with the Australian environment or rejection of it, and facilitated the development of friendships and social connections.

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ISBN: 0522851150
ISBN-13: 9780522851151
Number Of Pages: 240
Publisher: 10213903
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Audience: Tertiary; University or College