A River and Its City: The Nature of Landscape in New Orleans
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A River and Its City: The Nature of Landscape in New Orleans

by Ari Kelman

History Environmental Science
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Ari Kelman explores the relationship between New Orleans and its landscape, with particular attention to the river that shapes the city. This thoughtful study will interest readers of urban history, geography, and books about the ways place and environment influence city life.

About This Book

Ari Kelman’s A River and Its City considers the relationship between New Orleans and its surrounding landscape.

Focusing on the city’s connection to its river, the book explores how geography and urban life intersect.

Its subject will appeal to readers interested in New Orleans, landscapes, cities, and the ways places develop their distinct character.

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