The Landscape-As-Text Concept

question 95

Multiple Choice

The landscape-as-text concept

• A) holds that some people actively shape the landscape.
• B) was developed by Carl Sauer and Michael Imort.
• C) is dependent upon geographical publishers.
• D) argues that landscapes can produce meaning, but cannot communicate meaning.
• E) requires understanding the grammar of geography (place identification).

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