Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures vii
4. Tables x
5. Introduction. Landscape Ethnoecology: Concepts of Biotic and Physical Space 1
6. PART 1 Theoretical Perspectives
7. Chapter 1 Toward a Theory of Landscape Ethnoecological Classification 15
8. Chapter 2 Ethnophysiography of Arid Lands Categories for Landscape Features 27
9. PART 2 Landscape Classification: Ecotopes, Biotopes, Landscape Elements, and Forest Types
10. Chapter 3 Landscape Perception, Classifi cation, and Use among Sahelian Fulani in Burkina Faso 49
11. Chapter 4 Baniwa Vegetation Classifi cation i in the White-Sand Campinarana Habitat of the Northwest Amazon, Brazil 83
12. Chapter 5 Why Aren’t the Nuaulu Like the Matsigenka? Knowledge and Categorization of Forest Diversity on Seram, Eastern Indonesia 116
13. Chapter 6 The Cultural Significance of the Habitat Mañaco Taco to the Maijuna of the Peruvian Amazon 141
14. Chapter 7 The Structure and Role of Folk Ecological Knowledge in Les Allues, Savoie (France) 159
15. Chapter 8 Life on the Ice: Understanding the Codes of a Changing Environment 175
16. PART 3 Linkages and Meanings of Landscapes and Cultural Landscapes
17. Chapter 9 Visions of the Land Kaska Ethnoecology, “Kinds of Place,” and “Cultural Landscape” 203
18. Chapter 10 Journeying and Remembering: Anishinaabe Landscape Ethnoecology from Northwestern Ontario 222
19. Chapter 11 What’s in a Name? Southern Paiute Place Names as Keys to Landscape Perception 241
20. Chapter 12 Managing Maya Landscapes: Quintana Roo, Mexico 255
21. PART 4 Conclusions
22. Chapter 13 Landscape Ethnoecology: Reflections 279
23. Notes on Contributors 298
24. Index 305