Routledge Gardens and Human Agency in the Anthropocene Book

Explore the complex relationship between nature and culture through the lens of landscape design. This Routledge Environmental Humanities volume examines gardens as designed spaces that mediate between the natural world and human control. By studying how gardens embody different levels of dominance over wilderness, this collection provides a new way to look at how we manage our environment. Contributing authors use gardens as a crossover platform to connect science, technology, and nature. The research draws from several academic disciplines to offer a fresh perspective on how these spaces function in contemporary society. Whether you are interested in the history of science or urban studies, this book offers deep insights into the role of designed landscapes in the modern era.