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The noted French landscape philosopher Philippe Nys will speak on the philosophy and ‘places’ of landscape architecture, built or not. Nys is among the four most noted philosophers on gardens and landscape. He is director of the philosophy program at the International College of Philosophy (CIPh) in Paris and scholar in residence at the Ecole d’Architecture de Paris-Saint Denis and the Ecole Nationale du Paysage (ENAP) in Versailles.
This is the third lecture in the Florence Gould Foundation Lecture Series in Landscape Architecture, as presented by the Paris Research Center of the University of Florida.
Time: 18h30, Wednesday 23 November 2005
Place: Grande Salle, Reid Hall — 4, rue de Chevreuse, 75006
Tel: 01 43 22 10 65
Email: paris-research AT clas.ufl.edu
Metro: Raspail (lines 4,6) or Notre-dame des Champs (line 12)
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