A response to Emily Brady's 'aesthetic regard for nature in environmental and land art'

Ethics, Place and Environment 10 (3):301 – 305 (2007)
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Emily Brady asks us to reconsider what kinds of environmental artworks constitute ‘aesthetic affronts to nature’, and concludes that many of these works may in fact show aesthetic regard for nature...

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