What do you think? “In naming this community as the Cultural Landscapes Collaboratory, Córdova brought together two disciplinary perspectives to the center of its work. The first perspective is an ethnographic one that draws on theoretical traditions from cultural anthropology (Green, Dixon, & Zaharlick, 2002) to understand settings inside and outside of schools as cultures-in-the making. The second perspective recognized the fields of geology, geomorphology and cultural geography because they name and understand the physical and human processes that both shape landscapes and how these processes can give us guidance to document, notice and analyze them, which lead us to navigate and shape them.” (Córdova, et al., 2014, p. 434)
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