All things on Landscape and Discourse

Tag: Goethe

Essays

Oh, it’s tense!

Post author By Timo Savela
Post date September 27, 2017

It was already in my first post in this blog that I pointed out that I started broadening my horizons on all things landscape by picking up the concisely titled ‘Landscape’ by John Wylie. After that I have ventured into various articles that I happen to have found particularly insightful, as well as covered various […]

Tags Becher, Berger, Bourhis, Cezanne, Cosgrove, Daniels, Deleuze, Dryer, Duncan, Foucault, Goethe, Granö, Guattari, Hartshorne, Häyrynen, Heidegger, Hicks, Ingold, Kalaora, Käyhkö, Landry, Linkola, Magritte, Marsh, Meinig, Merleau-Ponty, Nash, Olwig, Paasi, Pelosse, Ronai, Sauer, Williams, Wylie

Essays

Light it up!

Post author By Timo Savela
Post date July 19, 2017

Before I carry on to cover discourse, formations, diagrams and abstract machines as discussed by Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze, I’ll address something even more, I’m not fond of the word but whatever, fundamental. In his ‘Death and the Labyrinth: The World of Raymond Roussel’, Foucault (110-111) writes of light: “[T]here is a sovereign white […]

Tags Deleuze, Foucault, Goethe, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, Roussel