Landmarks (Landscapes)
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Landmarks (Landscapes)

by Robert Macfarlane

Nature Language
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Robert Macfarlane explores the language of landscape, gathering regional words and celebrating how precise terms deepen our connection to the natural world.

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Landmarks celebrates the rich vocabulary that describes the natural world, drawing on regional terms and forgotten words.

Robert Macfarlane examines how language shapes our relationship with place and landscape.

The book gathers glossaries of place-words from different cultures and terrains.

Through essays and word lists, it highlights the importance of precise, local language for nature.

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