2012
DOI: 10.2478/v10091-012-0021-8
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Individual views and shared landscapes of folklore in Reykholtsdal, Iceland

Abstract: This paper examines the different views about the cultural landscape that local people and experts have, and explores the ways in which these two perceptions could be merged. The empirical data were collected during a Nordic PhD course in Iceland. It gives a glimpse to an invisible landscape of folklore in the surroundings of the Reykholt village. The village was founded in the twelfth century. Local folklore has evolved alongside with cultural landscape, and it has a strong impact on local landscape perceptio… Show more

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“…Children´s perceptions about the cultural landscape are also learning about the landscape while developing the environmental competence skills (Pedersen, 1999, Krogh et al 2008. Such a learning produces knowledge, which is based on experiences and intuitive associations (Haapala 2000, Syse 2006, Puolamäki 2012.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Children´s perceptions about the cultural landscape are also learning about the landscape while developing the environmental competence skills (Pedersen, 1999, Krogh et al 2008. Such a learning produces knowledge, which is based on experiences and intuitive associations (Haapala 2000, Syse 2006, Puolamäki 2012.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%