Experiencing the Landscapes of Medieval Anatolia

What does it mean to be somewhere? To what extent, and in which specific ways, is the way we experience the land historically—and therefore culturally—specific?

In Landscape and Experience in Medieval Anatolia, Nicolas Trépanier explores how travellers, urban elites and peasants related to the rural territory of medieval Anatolia, revealing how the same land could generate profoundly different experiences in a time of transition from Byzantine to Muslim rule.
Through its use of landscape phen...