Introduction: Naturalizing Rhetoric | p. ix |
Being Here, Looking There Mediating Vistas in the National Parks of the Contemporary American West | p. 1 |
Remembering Zion Architectural Encounters in a National Park | p. 29 |
Roadside Wilderness U.S. National Park Design in the 1950s and 1960s | p. 55 |
Critical Vehicles Crash the Scene Spectacular Nature and Popular Spectacle at the Grand Canyon | p. 77 |
How German is the American West? The Legacy of Caspar David Friedrich's Visual Poetics in American Landscape Painting | p. 100 |
Yellowstone National Park in Metaphor Place and Actor Representations in Visitor Publications | p. 119 |
Image/Text/Geography Yellowstone and the Spatial Rhetoric of Landscape | p. 140 |
Can Patriotism be Carved in Stone? A Critical Analysis of Mount Rushmore's Orientation Films | p. 165 |
Thinking Like a Mountain Mount Rushmore's Gaze | p. 187 |
George Catlin's Wilderness Utopia | p. 207 |
Memorials and Mouring Recovering Native Resistance in and to the Monuments of the Nation | p. 229 |
America's Best Idea Environmental Public Memory and the Rhetoric of Conservation Civics | p. 247 |
AMmerica in Ruins Parks, Poetics, and Politics | p. 267 |
Contributors | p. 291 |
Index | p. 293 |
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