Dwelling Perspective

Question 1

Tim Ingold

Answer 1

• Beyond naturalistic perspective
• Landscape is constituted as an enduring record of - and testimony to- the lives and works of past generations who have dwelt within it, and in so doing, have left there something of themselves

Question 2

Taskscape

Answer 2

• Temporality in the pattern of dwelling activities
• Array of related activities
• Space and time where actors perform tasks of various kind

Question 3

Ingold

Answer 3

• Landscape is the world as it is known to those who dwell therein, who inhabit its places and journey along the paths connecting them
• Cartography or surveying
• Through embodiment, dwelling does not map or ‘inscribe’ but ‘incorporates’ landscape