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CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations,Free
DESCRIPTION:Throughout time people have shaped their environments according
  to their first-hand experiences and instinctive understandings of natural 
 phenomena\; landscape design was informed by the concept of genius loci\, o
 r “spirit of place.” Sullivan and Boults maintain that recognizing and hono
 ring the genius loci is the first step in preserving the social and ecologi
 cal integrity of place when creating spaces for human use and enjoyment. Th
 eir research presents a survey of global myths\, legends and folklore that 
 are based on a deep understanding of the genius\, or spirit\, of the land\,
  and presents a new framework for their application and interpretation. Thi
 s is a Helphand Endowed Lecture.\n\nA light lunch reception to meet the spe
 akers begins at noon in the Hayden Gallery.\n\nThe Kenneth I. Helphand Endo
 wed Lecture Fund at the University of Oregon Foundation was established in 
 2013 to give students the benefit of learning from top scholars for years t
 o come. Professor Helphand\, FASLA\, is among the elite worldwide in landsc
 ape history and theory. A professor of landscape architecture for forty yea
 rs\, he is author of several award-winning books\, was editor of Landscape 
 Journal\, is an honorary member of the Israel Association of Landscape Arch
 itects\, and is former chair of the Senior Fellows in Garden and Landscape 
 Studies at Dumbarton Oaks. He retired from full-time teaching at UO in fall
  2012.
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LOCATION:Pacific Hall\, 123
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SUMMARY:Wisdom of Place Lecture
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URL:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/wisdom-of-place-lecture
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