Therapeutic Landscapes
Herausgeber: Williams, Allison
Therapeutic Landscapes
Herausgeber: Williams, Allison
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The therapeutic landscape concept, first introduced early in the 1990s, has been widely employed in health/medical geography and is gaining momentum in various health-related disciplines. This volume provides a critical evaluation of the development and progress of the concept to date, signposting the likely avenues for future investigation.
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The therapeutic landscape concept, first introduced early in the 1990s, has been widely employed in health/medical geography and is gaining momentum in various health-related disciplines. This volume provides a critical evaluation of the development and progress of the concept to date, signposting the likely avenues for future investigation.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 735g
- ISBN-13: 9780754670995
- ISBN-10: 0754670996
- Artikelnr.: 45599844
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 735g
- ISBN-13: 9780754670995
- ISBN-10: 0754670996
- Artikelnr.: 45599844
Allison Williams is Associate Professor at the School of Geography and Earth Sciences, McMaster University, Canada.
Contents: Preface; Introduction: the continuing maturation of the
therapeutic landscape concept, Allison M. Williams; Part 1 Traditional
Therapeutic Landscapes: Natural and Built Environments: Ambiguous
landscapes: sun, risk and recreation on New Zealand beaches, Damian Collins
and Robin Kearns; The experimental economy of stillness: places of retreat
in contemporary Britain, David Conradson; From Rishikesh to Yogaville: the
globalization of therapeutic landscapes, Anne-Cécile Hoyez; Healing
landscapes in the Alps: Heidi by Johanna Spyri, Allison M. Williams. Part 2
Therapeutic Geographies for Special Populations: Making clean and sober
places: the intersections of therapeutic landscapes and substance abuse
treatment, Geoffrey DeVeteuil, Robert D. Wilton and Shaun Klassen; Anxious
subjectivities and spaces of care: therapeutic geographies of the UK
National Phobics Society, Joyce Davidson and Hester Parr; Preventative
applications of the therapeutic landscapes concept in urban residential
settings: a quantitative application, Matthias Braubach; A 'family
friendly' place: family leisure, identity and wellbeing - the zoo as
therapeutic landscape, Bonnie Hallman. Part 3 Applications in Health Care
Sites: Applications of concepts of therapeutic landscapes to the design of
hospitals in the UK: the example of a mental health facility in London, Wil
Gesler and Sarah Curtis; The writing's on the wall: decoding the interior
spaces of the hospital waiting room, Valorie A. Crookes and Joshua Evans;
Therapeutic landscapes for older people: care with commodification,
liminality, and ambiguity, Malcolm P. Cutchin; Home as therapeutic
landscape: family caregivers providing palliative care at home, Rhonda
Donovan and Allison Williams. Part 4 Contesting Landscapes as Therapeutic:
Contemporary Advances: Gay bathhouses: the transgression of health in
therapeutic places, Gavin J. Andrews and Dave Holmes; The therapeutic
landscapes of the Kaqchikel of San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala, J
therapeutic landscape concept, Allison M. Williams; Part 1 Traditional
Therapeutic Landscapes: Natural and Built Environments: Ambiguous
landscapes: sun, risk and recreation on New Zealand beaches, Damian Collins
and Robin Kearns; The experimental economy of stillness: places of retreat
in contemporary Britain, David Conradson; From Rishikesh to Yogaville: the
globalization of therapeutic landscapes, Anne-Cécile Hoyez; Healing
landscapes in the Alps: Heidi by Johanna Spyri, Allison M. Williams. Part 2
Therapeutic Geographies for Special Populations: Making clean and sober
places: the intersections of therapeutic landscapes and substance abuse
treatment, Geoffrey DeVeteuil, Robert D. Wilton and Shaun Klassen; Anxious
subjectivities and spaces of care: therapeutic geographies of the UK
National Phobics Society, Joyce Davidson and Hester Parr; Preventative
applications of the therapeutic landscapes concept in urban residential
settings: a quantitative application, Matthias Braubach; A 'family
friendly' place: family leisure, identity and wellbeing - the zoo as
therapeutic landscape, Bonnie Hallman. Part 3 Applications in Health Care
Sites: Applications of concepts of therapeutic landscapes to the design of
hospitals in the UK: the example of a mental health facility in London, Wil
Gesler and Sarah Curtis; The writing's on the wall: decoding the interior
spaces of the hospital waiting room, Valorie A. Crookes and Joshua Evans;
Therapeutic landscapes for older people: care with commodification,
liminality, and ambiguity, Malcolm P. Cutchin; Home as therapeutic
landscape: family caregivers providing palliative care at home, Rhonda
Donovan and Allison Williams. Part 4 Contesting Landscapes as Therapeutic:
Contemporary Advances: Gay bathhouses: the transgression of health in
therapeutic places, Gavin J. Andrews and Dave Holmes; The therapeutic
landscapes of the Kaqchikel of San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala, J
Contents: Preface; Introduction: the continuing maturation of the
therapeutic landscape concept, Allison M. Williams; Part 1 Traditional
Therapeutic Landscapes: Natural and Built Environments: Ambiguous
landscapes: sun, risk and recreation on New Zealand beaches, Damian Collins
and Robin Kearns; The experimental economy of stillness: places of retreat
in contemporary Britain, David Conradson; From Rishikesh to Yogaville: the
globalization of therapeutic landscapes, Anne-Cécile Hoyez; Healing
landscapes in the Alps: Heidi by Johanna Spyri, Allison M. Williams. Part 2
Therapeutic Geographies for Special Populations: Making clean and sober
places: the intersections of therapeutic landscapes and substance abuse
treatment, Geoffrey DeVeteuil, Robert D. Wilton and Shaun Klassen; Anxious
subjectivities and spaces of care: therapeutic geographies of the UK
National Phobics Society, Joyce Davidson and Hester Parr; Preventative
applications of the therapeutic landscapes concept in urban residential
settings: a quantitative application, Matthias Braubach; A 'family
friendly' place: family leisure, identity and wellbeing - the zoo as
therapeutic landscape, Bonnie Hallman. Part 3 Applications in Health Care
Sites: Applications of concepts of therapeutic landscapes to the design of
hospitals in the UK: the example of a mental health facility in London, Wil
Gesler and Sarah Curtis; The writing's on the wall: decoding the interior
spaces of the hospital waiting room, Valorie A. Crookes and Joshua Evans;
Therapeutic landscapes for older people: care with commodification,
liminality, and ambiguity, Malcolm P. Cutchin; Home as therapeutic
landscape: family caregivers providing palliative care at home, Rhonda
Donovan and Allison Williams. Part 4 Contesting Landscapes as Therapeutic:
Contemporary Advances: Gay bathhouses: the transgression of health in
therapeutic places, Gavin J. Andrews and Dave Holmes; The therapeutic
landscapes of the Kaqchikel of San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala, J
therapeutic landscape concept, Allison M. Williams; Part 1 Traditional
Therapeutic Landscapes: Natural and Built Environments: Ambiguous
landscapes: sun, risk and recreation on New Zealand beaches, Damian Collins
and Robin Kearns; The experimental economy of stillness: places of retreat
in contemporary Britain, David Conradson; From Rishikesh to Yogaville: the
globalization of therapeutic landscapes, Anne-Cécile Hoyez; Healing
landscapes in the Alps: Heidi by Johanna Spyri, Allison M. Williams. Part 2
Therapeutic Geographies for Special Populations: Making clean and sober
places: the intersections of therapeutic landscapes and substance abuse
treatment, Geoffrey DeVeteuil, Robert D. Wilton and Shaun Klassen; Anxious
subjectivities and spaces of care: therapeutic geographies of the UK
National Phobics Society, Joyce Davidson and Hester Parr; Preventative
applications of the therapeutic landscapes concept in urban residential
settings: a quantitative application, Matthias Braubach; A 'family
friendly' place: family leisure, identity and wellbeing - the zoo as
therapeutic landscape, Bonnie Hallman. Part 3 Applications in Health Care
Sites: Applications of concepts of therapeutic landscapes to the design of
hospitals in the UK: the example of a mental health facility in London, Wil
Gesler and Sarah Curtis; The writing's on the wall: decoding the interior
spaces of the hospital waiting room, Valorie A. Crookes and Joshua Evans;
Therapeutic landscapes for older people: care with commodification,
liminality, and ambiguity, Malcolm P. Cutchin; Home as therapeutic
landscape: family caregivers providing palliative care at home, Rhonda
Donovan and Allison Williams. Part 4 Contesting Landscapes as Therapeutic:
Contemporary Advances: Gay bathhouses: the transgression of health in
therapeutic places, Gavin J. Andrews and Dave Holmes; The therapeutic
landscapes of the Kaqchikel of San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala, J