Dear Interested Reader:

 

The summer/fall 2017 issue of Environmental and Architectural Phenomenology is available at the two following link:

 

https://www.academia.edu/34507202/ENVIRONMENTAL_and_ARCHITECTURAL_PHENOMENOLOGY_summer_fall_2017_

 

Besides items of interest and “citations received,” this issue includes the following entries:

• A “book note” on Jane Jacobs’ Vital Little Plans, a recently published posthumous collection of her unpublished articles, lectures, and portions of uncompleted books;
• Museum curator Robert Barzan’s personal consideration of the relationship between ethics and place;
• Anthropologist Jenny Quillien’s account of her recent travel experiences in Bhutan and what they might mean for understanding “place-ness.”
• Environmental educator John Cameron’s twelfth and final “Letter from Far South”;
• Philosopher Isis Brook’s review of Cameron’s recently-published Blackstone Chronicles: Place-Making on a Tasmanian Island, a compilation of his twelve letters in book form.

 

Since the last EAP, two major figures associated with phenomenological work have died—in January, philosopher Lester Embree (1938-2017); in July, geographer Anne Buttimer (1983-2017). Both thinkers were devoted advocates of phenomenological research, and they are remembered in this issue.

 

If these links won’t work for you, send me an email, and I will forward a PDF of the summer/fall issue. A complete digital EAP archive (1990-2017) is available at: http://krex.k-state.edu/dspace/handle/2097/1522

 

David Seamon

Editor, Environmental and Architectural Phenomenology

 

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