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about fish, gardens, gardening and a gardener
Reposition, 2023PhD project: A garden for a fish, Supervisor: Virgil Widrich Envelope is a publication of the PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts ...
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CrossCurrents, 2023
Abstract: At the intersection of autobiography, critical cultural commentary, and historical mediation, this essay explores the idea of gardening without access to private, self-contained land. It argues that gardening, like language, is the work of the commons - alternatives to histories of enclosure and privatization.
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Abstract: At the intersection of autobiography, critical cultural commentary, and historical mediation, this essay explores the idea of gardening without access to private, self-contained land. It argues that gardening, like language, is the work of the commons - alternatives to histories of enclosure and privatization.
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Paradise as a Garden, the Garden as Garden
The Arabist: Budapest Studies in Arabic, 2008The image of the earthly garden as a foretaste of paradise is one of the strongest and most enduring in the study of Islamic culture. Over the years countless authors have evoked the idea of the verdant garden, with its sensual pleasures of beautiful design, fragrant flowers, luscious fruits, playing fountains and cooling shade, as a counterpart to the
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Communications of the ACM, 2018
Harvesting open source products and planting the next crop.
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Harvesting open source products and planting the next crop.
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Gardens and the Bush: Gardeners’ Attitudes, Garden Types and Invasives
Australian Geographical Studies, 2004AbstractGarden plants that invade native vegetation can be a threat to native ecosystems. The species composition of gardens near the bush in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia is shown to relate to environmental variation and the attitudes of gardeners to their recreation, to native plants and to the bush. Four types of gardens are discriminated: the species‐
T. Zagorski +2 more
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Evaluating Gardens and Gardening
Abstract Chapter 10—“Evaluating Gardens and Gardening”—is, apart from a summative conclusion to the book, the final chapter. It begins with an examination of the question that follows from Chapter 9: how is the aesthetic value of one garden compared to that of another? This follows the path developed in Chapter 5 and relies on a positiveDavid Fenner, Ethan Fenner
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Gardens in health care: healing gardens, therapeutic gardens, and horticultural therapy gardens
Acta Horticulturae, 2019Health benefits, which range from stress reduction to improvement in diagnosed health issues, are gained from working with plants, merely being in the presence of plants and viewing them, in addition to consuming healthful fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
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GARDENING AND CHILDREN’S GARDEN
2016Son on yıldır çocuk bahçeleri ve onlarla yakından bütünleşen eğitim programları için ilgi çeken konu olmuştur. Çocuklar bahçede bitki bakımı ile vakit geçirerek yeni beceriler öğrenir, eğlenir, oynar ve özgüvenlerini geliştirebilirler. Çocukların çoğu açık havada olmaktan hoşlanır ve toprak kazmayı, kirlenmeyi, bir şeyler oluşturmayı ve bitkiler ...
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