Landscapes of the Sacred: Geography and Narrative in American Spirituality
Landscapes of the Sacred explores how place and story shape religious experience in America. Belden C. Lane examines the meaning attributed to landscapes and considers how geographic settings become connected with spiritual identity, memory, and narrative, offering an interdisciplinary study of American spirituality and sacred place.
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Landscapes of the Sacred examines the relationship between geography and spirituality in the American context.
Belden C. Lane considers how places can carry religious meaning and how spiritual experience is expressed through landscapes.
The book focuses on the connection between narrative and place, highlighting the ways stories help interpret sacred geography.
It offers readers an interdisciplinary perspective on American spirituality, bringing together themes of religion, culture, geography, and interpretation.
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