"Come into the garden, Maud" garden art as a privileged mode of commemoration and identity

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Veröffentlicht in:	Places of commemoration / Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, DC. Ed. by Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn
1. Verfasser:	Hunt, John Dixon (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	2001
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Perilous landscapes : concentration camp memorials between commemoration and amnesia	2001	Milton, Sybil
At home on the other side : African American burials as commemorative landscapes	2001	Gundaker, Grey
The landscape of loved ones	2001	Treib, Marc
Mount Vernon Memorial Highway : changing conceptions of an American commemorative landscape	2001	Davis, Timothy
From World War I cemeteries to the Nazi "Fortresses of the dead" : architecture, heroic landscape, and the quest for national identity in Germany	2001	Brands, Gunnar
The landscape design of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp memorial	2001	Wolschke-Bulmahn, Joachim
Sacred ground : martial landscape in American culture	2001	Linenthal, Edward Tabor
Commemoration in the landscape of Minnehaha : "a halo of poetic association"	2001	Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph
The National Cemetery System : politics, place, and contemporary cemetery design	2001	Stern, Michael A.
Designing memories ... of what? : reading the landscape of the Astronauts Memorial	2001	Blair, Carole
"Come into the garden, Maud" : garden art as a privileged mode of commemoration and identity	2001	Hunt, John Dixon
The commemorative landscape of the Vietnam War	2001	Hagopian, Patrick
The garden as narrative : Lawrence Halprin's Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial	2001	Rainey, Reuben M.