Acknowledgments

Editors' introduction to the new edition

David Seamon

Robert Mugerauer

Dwelling, place and environment: An introduction

David Seamon

Robert Mugerauer

Part I. Beginnings and directions

Geographical experiences and being-in-the-world: The phenomenological origins of geography

Edward Relph

The quest for authenticity and the replication of environmental meaning

Kimberly Dovey

Language and the emergence of the environment

Robert Mugerauer

Place, body and situation

Joseph Grange

Part II. Environment and place

Acoustic space

R. Murray Schafer

Bound to the environment: Towards a phenomenology of sightlessness

Miriam Helen Hill

Towards revealing the sense of place: An intuitive ``reading'' of four Dalmatian towns

Francis Violich

The circle and the cross: Loric and sacred space in the holy wells of Ireland

Walter L. Brenneman, Jr.

Many dwellings: Views of a Pueblo world

David G. Saile

A phenomenological approach to architecture and its teaching in the design studio

Botond Bognar

Part III. Place and dwelling

The dwelling door: Towards a phenomenology of transition

Richard Lang

Body, house and city: The intertwinings of embodiment, inhabitation and civilization

Bernd Jager

Reconciling old and new worlds: The dwelling--journey relationship as portrayed in Vilhelm Moberg's ``Emigrant'' novels

David Seamon

The role of spiritual discipline in learning to dwell on earth

Michael E. Zimmerman

Part IV. Discovering wholes

Nature, water symbols and the human quest for wholeness

Anne Buttimer

Counterfeit and authentic wholes: Finding a means for dwelling in nature

Henri Bortoft

The contributors

Index