Everyday America: Cultural Landscape Studies After J. B. Jackson

A new collection of essays on the subject of J. B. Jackson, by those who knew him, and of the field that he represented, that of contemporary cultural landscape studies, who, among other things said, basically, as one of the essays reminds us, that the landscape is like a book, “...we have but to learn to read it.” Edited by Chris Wilson and Paul Groth.

University of California Press, 2003, paperback, 385 pages.