Mitch Rose

 Mitch Rose

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Deputy Head of the Graduate School

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Landscape: historically the landscape was understood as a visual representation reflecting the inner ideologies, values, and norms of dominant social groups. My contribution to this conversation has been to argue that landscape does not reflect already interiorized identities but marks an ambition to make identity real by externalising it – i.e., building it in the world. In this framing, landscape is the materialisation of a desire; it marks an ambition to lay claim to an identity by making it visible. Indeed, it is precisely because identity has no ontological anchor that landscape is needed. It is the materiality of landscape that allows imaginations of identity to transpire. 

Cyhoeddiadau

Dekeyser, T, Secor, A, Rose, M, Bissell, D, Zhang, V & Romanillos, JL 2022, 'Negativity: Space, politics, and affects', Cultural Geographies, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 5-21. 10.1177/14744740211058080
Rose, M & Olwig, K 2021, Landscape. in The International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology . Wiley.
Rose, M, Bissell, D & Harrison, P 2021, Negative Geographies. in Negative Geographies: Exploring the politics of limits. Cultural Geographies & Rewriting the Earth, Nebraska.
Rose, M, Bissell, D & Harrison, P 2021, Negative geographies: Exploring the politics of limits. Cultural Geographies & Rewriting the Earth, University of Nebraska Press.
Rose, M 2021, 'The question of culture in cultural geography: Latent legacies and potential futures', Progress in Human Geography, vol. 45, no. 5, pp. 951-971. 10.1177/0309132520950464
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