1. Introduction
2. Folkmarks
2.1 Belief
2.1.1 Dreamtime
2.1.2 Under the sun
2.2 Folklore
2.2.1 Brothers Grimm
In the forest
2.2.2 Norse cosmos
3. Notions about nature
3.1 Spiritual love
3.1.1 Web of life
3.1.2 Boundless heart
3.1.3 Protect the scorpion
3.2 Self-realisation
3.3 Equality
3.4 British ruralism
3.4.1 Anthropocentrism
3.4.2 Secular pantheism
Hunting
Cruelty
Meat-eating
3.5 The cosmos
3.5.1 God given
Gods of the temple
God in heaven
3.5.2 Energy driven
Towards rationality
Dark Ages
Divine omnipotence
Scholastics
Science
Galileo
Descartes
Gassendi
Boyle
Francis Bacon
Newton
Evolution
Darwinism
NeoDarwinism
Gaia
3.5.3 Poetic
3.5.4 Astrological
4. Intellectual islands
4.1 Churchyards
4.2 Gardens
4.3 Oases
4.4 Monastic wilderness
4.5 Thin places: a personal anthology
4.5.1 Wink's Meadow
4.5.2 Great Yarmouth graveyard
4.5.3 St Benet's abbey
5. Art marks
5.1 Naturalism
5.1.1 Herb Paris
5.1.2 Pollards
5.1.3 Bittern
5.1.4 Balsam
5.1.5 Weevils
5.1.6 Seaside rambles
5.1.7 Horses
Beautification
Allegory
Anatomy
Poetry
Ferocity
Grace
5.2 Abstraction
5.2.1 Roos
5.2.2 Sutherland
5.2.3 Brancusi
5.2.4 Moore
5.3 Symbolic animals
5.3.1 First pictures
5.3.2 Totems
5.3.3 Secular power
5.3.4 Redemption
5.4 Sacred imagery
5.4.1 Native art
5.4.2 PreDynastic Egypt
5.4.3 Early Christian
Animals of the Evangelists
Bestiaries
5.4.4 Aesop
6. Timemarks
6.1 Cultural landscapes
6.1.1 Landscape systems
Unifying place
Landscape machine
6.1.2 Cistercian legacy
Call of the wild
Taming the wild
Down to earth
Listening
The communities
Citeaux
Early years
Fountains
Clairvaux
Rievaux
Love of nature
Fathers
Amedius
Gilbert
Bernard
William
Aelred
The grangelands
Tintern
Rievaulx
Sibton
Background
The Cistercians
Beginnings
Alberic
Stephen Harding
Bernard of Clairvaux
Management of place
Blackholes
Calder
Holme Cultram
Beaulieu
Dore
Furness
Whalley
Tintern
Buildwas
Cleeve
Byland
Fountains
Jervaulx
Rievaulx
Roche
Vale Crucis
Strata Florida
6.1.3 Pastoralism
Wood pasture
The New Forest
Commons
Suffolk greens
Dry belt cultures
Hydrolic production
Herding
Steppe cultures
6.2 Icons of nature and society
6.2.1 Containers of space
Pyramids
Henges
Stonehenge
Cathedrals
6.2.2 Pointers to eternity
Rock art
6.3 Natural wonders
7. Landmarks
7.1 Natural beauty
7.1.1 Wildness
Wilderness
7.1.2 Species
7.1.3 Ecosystems
Uplands
Woodlands
Wildwood
Commodities
Wood rogues
Agrarian
Spinney
Wet and wildness
Coppice
Hedgerows
Plantations
Wetlands
Value added
Gardens
Landscape art
Paradise gardens
Planting passions
Creative ecology
7.1.4 Loveliness
7.2 Nature conservation
7.3 Romance of water
8. Environmentalism
8.1 Ecocentrism
8.1.1 Deep
8.1.2 Soft
Sacred jaguars
8.2 Technocentrism
8.2.1 Managerial
8.2.2 Irrational
9. Printmarks
9.1 Narrative
9.1.1 Henry Williamson
9.1.2 Fred Bodsworth
9.1.3 Grey Owl
9.1.4 Romany
9.2 Polemic
9.2.1 Rider Haggard
Egypt
Writings
9.2.2 Charles Kingsley
Industrialism
9.2.3 John Ruskin
Defining nature
Conservation
9.2.4 Aldo Leopold
9.3 Descriptive
9.3.1 Richard Jeffries
9.3.2 Fabre
9.3.3 Grey of Fallodon
9.3.4 Arthur Patterson
9.4 Spiritual
9.4.1 Francis of Assisi
Forests
Ecological patron
Contact with nature
Song of the sun
9.4.2 Thomas Merton
Our own setting
Interesting things
A bower
The hawk
Dogwood
Untouchables
9.4.3 Jonathan Edwards
9.4.4 Psalm 104
9.5 Romantic
9.5.1 John Clare
The Bean Field
9.5.2 William Wordsworth
Thorns
Haunted tree
10. Printmarks
10.1 Spiritual
10.1.1 Francis of Assisi
Forests
Ecological patron
Contact with nature
Song of the sun
10.1.2 Thomas Merton
Our own setting
Interesting things
A bower
The hawk
Dogwood
Untouchables
10.1.3 Jonathan Edwards
10.1.4 Psalm 104
10.2 Romantic
10.2.1 John Clare
The Bean Field
10.2.2 William Wordsworth
Thorns
Haunted tree
10.3 Descriptive
10.3.1 Richard Jeffries
10.3.2 Fabre
10.3.3 Grey of Fallodon
10.3.4 Arthur Patterson
10.4 Polemic
10.4.1 Rider Haggard
Egypt
Writings
10.4.2 Charles Kingsley
Industrialism
10.4.3 John Ruskin
Defining nature
Conservation
10.4.4 Aldo Leopold
10.5 Narrative
10.5.1 Henry Williamson
10.5.2 Fred Bodsworth
10.5.3 Grey Owl
10.5.4 Romany
11. Footmarks
11.1 Boundaries
11.1.1 Aelfflaed's gift
11.1.2 Hundred lines
11.2 Labyrinths
11.3 Wayfaring
11.3.1 Epiphanies
11.3.2 Zen
11.3.3 Sacred bush
11.3.4 Camino
11.3.5 Sagarmatha
11.3.6 English roads
11.4 Tourist 'ways'
12. Education in concord
12.1 Thoreau's writings
12.1.1 Angels & devils
12.1.2 Panoramas
12.1.3 Literature
12.1.4 Poetry
12.1.5 Future fables
12.2 Cultural ecology
12.2.1 Scope
12.2.2 Ecosacy
12.2.3 The framework
13. Thinking about landscapes
14. Library
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Imagination in place
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Denis Bellamy
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