Talk:Landscape assessment

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Hi, My name is Mark Besquin and I'm a student at the University of Southern California. I will be conducting research on landscape assessment in order to enhance this wikipedia article.

Mbesquin (talk) 02:10, 28 February 2016 (UTC) Mark Besquin[reply]

Hi, I've completed my research and am going to add to this article. Hopefully, anybody reading this finds the new information relevant and informative. If something doesn't belong on this page please advise me. I have reorganized the structure of the page in order to convey new information effectively. Thanks.

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Landscape appreciation[edit]

Landscape assessment is a term that was sometimes used to be used for purely visual assessment, but it now has a much wider meaning(s). There have been various attempts to identify a term that unambiguously addresses the visual/sensory quality of landscape. In the 1970s it was usually 'landscape evaluation', but now that too has a much wider meaning. Also it was a bit pseudo-science in attempting to be objective about a subject that is essentially subjective, even though surveys could suggest the reactions of a majority or at least a large proportion of 'observers'. So when I published on the history of the subject since the 1960s I used the term 'landscape appreciation', much more appropriate now that we are all supposed to be enactive beings. The book was David Jacques, 'Landscape appreciation: theories since the cultural turn' (Chichester: Michael Packard Publishing, 2019) reviewed by Mara Miller in the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 81 (1):113-116 (2023) https://academic.oup.com/jaac/article/81/1/113/6964459 2.139.197.58 (talk) 21:25, 1 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]