Environmental perception

Appleton, J. 1975: The experience of landscape. New York : John Wiley.

Astles, A.R. 1972: The evolution and role of historic and architectural preservation within the North American city. Simon Fraser University , unpublished PhD thesis.

Baker, D. 1975: Planning and archaeology: problems of mutual understanding . In Rowley, T. and Breakell, M. , editors, Planning and the historic environment, Oxford University, Department for External Studies and Oxford Polytechnic, Department of Town Planning, 53-60.

Ballard, J.G. 1976: The greatest television show on earth. In Ballard, J. G., Low-flying aircraft and other stories, London: Jonathan Cape, 148-54.

Brandon, P.F. 1978: Identifying historic landscapes. In Historic landscapes: identification, recording and management, Polytechnic of North London, Department of Geography, Occasional Paper, 22-25.

Candee, R.M. 1976: Clio and the ship of Theseus: the roles of historians, architectural historians, curators and educational interpreters in preservation . In Timmons, S. , editor Preservation and conservation: principles and practices, Washington DC; Preservation Press, 13-24.

Carlson, A.W. 1978: Designating historic rural areas: a survey of northwestern Ohio barns. Landscape 22, 29-33.

Conzen, M.R.G. 1975: Geography and townscape conservation. In Uhlig, H. and Leinau, C. , editors, First German-English symposium on applied geography , Giessen-Wuerzburg- Muenchen, 1973, Giessener Geographische Schriften 35, Giessen : Lenz-Verlag, 95-102.

Ford, L.R. 1974: Historic preservation and the sense of place. Growth and Change 5, 33-7. 1975: Historic-preservation and the stream of time: the role of the geographer . Historical Geography Newsletter 5, 1-15. 1978: Continuity and change in historic cities: Bath, Chester, and Norwich. Geographical Review 68, 253-73. 1979: Urban preservation and the geography of the city in the USA. Progress in Human Geography 3, 215-42.

Ford, L. and Fusch, R. 1976: The perception of German Village by those just beyond . Proceedings of the Association of American Geographers 8, 110-14. 1978: Neighbors view German Village . Historic Preservation 30, 37-41.

Fusch, R. 1978: Historic preservation and gentrification: a search for order in the urban core. Paper presented at meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New Orleans , April 1978.

Goodey, B. 1977: Interpreting the conserved environment: issues in planning and architecture. Oxford Polytechnic, Department of Town Planning, Working Paper no.29.

Hareven, T.K. and Langenbach, R. 1978: Amoskeag: life and work in an American factory city. New York: Pantheon. 1980: Work space, living space, and historical identity. In Lowenthal and Binney , 1980.

Harris, C. 1978: The historical mind and the practice of geography . In Ley, D. and Samuels, M. S. , editors, Humanistic geography: problems and prospects, London: Croom Helm , 124-37.

Jacobs, J. 1961: The death and life of great American cities. New York: Random House.

Jakle, J.A. 1974: Past landscapes: a bibliography for historic preservationists selected from the literature of historical geography. Council of Planning Librarians Exchange Bibliography no. 651, Monticello, Illinois: Council of Planning Librarians.

Jakle, J.A. and Janiskee, R.L. 1975: Why covered bridges? Toward the management of historic landscapes—the case of Parke County, Indiana. In Ehrenberg, R. E. , editor, Pattern and process: research in historical geography, Washington Dc: Howard University Press, 193-201.

Jakle, J.A. and Travis, R.W. 1980: Preserving past lanscapes: historic preservation as environmental management. Stroudsburg, Pennysylvania : Dowden, Hutchinson and Ross.

Janiskee, R.L. 1973: Recreational user research and historic preservation . Paper presented at meeting of the Association of American Geographers , Atlanta, Georgia, April 1973. 1974: The recreatiotial utility of rural relic landscape: a study in landscape resource perception and utilization . University of Illinois at Urbana, unpublished PhD thesis. 1976: City troubles, the pastoral retreat, and pioneer America: a rationale for rescuing the middle landscape. Pioneer America 8 (January), 1-7.

Janiskee, R.L. and Lamme, A.J. 1977: Applied historical geography: review and forward . Paper presented at meeting of the Association of American Geographers , Salt Lake City, April 1977.

Kain, R.J.P. 1975a: Urban conservation in France. Town and Country Planning 43, 428 32. 1975b: The rebuilding of Rennes. Connoisseur 190, 249-57. 1977: André Malraux: an appreciation of his contribution to conservation planning . Town and Country Planning 45, 177-78. 1978: Conservation planning in France: the Marais. Urbanism Past and Present 7, 22-34.

King, T.F. and Lyneis, M.M. 1978: Preservation: a developing focus of American archaeology . American Anthropologist 80, 873-93.

Konrad, V.A. 1978: Orientations toward the past in the environment of the present: retrospect in metropolitan Torottto. McMaster University, unpublished PhD thesis.

Konrad, V.A. and Taylor, S.M. 1977: The past in the present: (pre) historical resource appraisal in the Toronto area. A summary report. Hamilton, Ontario , unpublished paper.

Langenbach, R. 1978: Conservation is progress. In Binney, M. , Fitzgerald, R. , Langenbach, R. and Powell, K., Satanic mills: industrial architecutre in the Pennines , London: SAVE Britain's Heritage , 19-25.

Lewis, P. 1975a: The future of the past: our clouded vision of historical preservation. Pioneer America 7 (July), 1-20. 1975b: To revive urban downtowns, show respect for the spirit of place. Smithsonian 6 (September), 32-41.

Lowenthal, D. 1966: The American way of history. Columbia University Forum 9(3), 27-32. 1968: The American scene. Geographical Review 58, 61-88. 1974: The nature of the tangible past. Bloomsbury Geographer 7, 3-11. 1975a: Past time, present place: landscape and memory. Geographical Review 65, 1-36. 1975b: The place of the past in the American landscape. In Lowenthal, D. and Bowden, M.J., editors, Geographies of the mind: essays in historical geography in honor of John Kirtland Wright, New York: Oxford University Press, 89-117. 1976: The audible past . The Canada Music Book 11/12 (1975-76), 209-217. 1977: The bicentennial landscape: a mirror held up to the past . Geographical Review 67, 253-67. 1978: Australian images: the unique present, the mythical past. In Quarter-maine, P., editor, Readings in Australian arts, Exeter: University of Exeter . 1979: Age and artifact: dilemmas of appreciation . In Meinig, D. W., editor, The interpretation of ordinary landscapes, New York: Oxford University Press, 103-28. 1980a: Age and beauty . In Appleton, J., editor, The aesthetics of landscape, Ipsden, Oxfordshire : Rural Planning Services for the Landscape Research Group. 1980b: Conclusion: dilemmas of preservation . In Lowenthal and Binney, 1980. 1980c: Boats against the current: a study of how we use the past. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press.

Lowenthal, D. and Binney, M. 1980: Our past before us: why do we save it? London.

Lowenthal, D. and Prince, H.C. 1965: English landscape tastes. Geographical Review 55, 186-222. 1969: English façades. Architectural Association Quarterly 3, 50-64.

Marcus, C.C. 1978: Remembrance of landscapes past. Landscape 22, 34-43.

Millman, R. 1978: Historic landscapes: an introductory review. In Historic landscapes: identification, recording and management, Polytechnic of North London, Department of Geography, Occasional Paper, 8-18.

Moline, N. 1977: Historical geography and historic preservation . Unpublished paper prepared for us National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Morris, C.J. 1978: Townscape images: a study in meaning and classification . University of Exeter, Faculty of Social Sciences, unpublished PhD thesis.

Nessen, R.L. 1978: Treasure houses: taking shelter in old buildings . Harpers (December), 16-20.

Newcomb, R.M. 1967: Geographic aspects of the planned preservation of visible history in Denmark. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 57, 462-80. 1972: Has the past a future in Denmark? The preservation of visible history within the nature park. Geoforum 9, 61-7. 1979: Planning the past: historical landscape recreation and resources. Folkestone: Dawson.

Powell, K. 1980 Leeds: 'obsolescence' and the destruction of the inner city. In Lowenthal and Binney, 1980.

Prince, H.C. 1971: Real, imagined and abstract worlds of the past . Progress in Geography 3, 1-86. 1978a: A future for the city's past. Geographical Magazine 50, 529-32. 1978b: Time and historical geography . In Carlstein, T., Parkes, D. and Thrift, N. , editors, Making sense of time, London : Edward Arnold, 17-37. 1980: Preservation, restoration, revival: changing views about antique landscape features. In Lowenthal and Binney, 1980.

Relph, E. 1976: Place and placelessness. London : Pion.

Rowntree, L. 1971: To save a city: urban preservation in Salzburg, Austria . University of Oregon, unpublished PhD thesis. 1973: Urban preservation and urban geography: some remarks. Paper presented at meeting of the Association of American Geographers , Atlanta, Georgia , April 1973.

Saunders, A. 1975: Monuments and planning. In Rowley, T. and Breakell, M. , editors, Planning and the historic environment, Oxford University, Department of External Studies and Oxford Polytechnic, Department of Town Planning, 104-116.

Saunders, M. 1980: Metroland: half-timbering and other souvenirs in the outer London suburb. In Lowenthal and Binney , 1980.

Schuyf, J. 1978: The recording and management of historic landscapes in the Netherlands (with comparative reference to Britain). In Historic landscapes: identification, recording and management, Polytechnic of North London, Department of Geography, Occasional Paper, 98-108.

Schuyler, R. 1976: Images of America: the contribution of historical archaeology to national identity. Southwestern Lore 42(4), 27-39.

Shoard, M. 1979a: Children in the countryside. Planner 65, 67-71. 1979b: Metropolitan escape routes. London Journal 5, 87-112. 1980: Why landscapes are harder to protect than buildings. In Lowenthal and Binney, 1980.

Stallings, D.L. 1975: Environmental cognition and land use controversy: an environmental image study of Seattle's Pike Place market. University of Washington, unpublished PhD thesis.

Stea, D. 1975: Landscape dichotomies: pat phrases and preservation . Landscape 20, 44-8.

Travis, R.W. 1972: Regional components of the recognition of historic places . University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Geography, Occasional Publication paper no. 3. 1973a: Place utility and social change in inner-city historic space: a case study of German Village, Columbus, Ohio. University of Illinois at Urbana, unpublished PhD thesis. 1973b: Historic preservation and the process of change in the inner-city: a conceptual framework. Paper presented at meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, Georgia , April 1973.

Tuan, Y.-F. 1974a: Topophilia: a study of environmental perception, attitudes, and values. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall. 1974b: Space and place: humanistic perspective. In Board, C. et al., editors, Progress in Geography 6, London: Edward Arnold , 211-52. 1977: Space and place: the perspective of experience. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.