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Home » Podcast » Topophilia: Affinity to Place
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Topophilia: Affinity to Place

by jjk|Published 1 June 2024

This podcast defines and explains the concept of topophilia–that we as humans are fundamentally attached to place, and why it matters. 

Topophilia: Place Matters!
Topophilia: Place Matters!  Photo in Indiana by Joseph Kerski.
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