Kenneth E. Foote is Professor and Chair of Geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he directs the Center for Geographic Education.

• A Landscape of Violence and Tragedy The Veneration of Heroes and MartyrsCommunity and CatharsisHeroic LessonsInnocent PlacesThe Mark of ShameThe Land-Shape of Memory ancl TraditionStigmata of National IdentityInvisible and Shadowed PastsAfterwordNotesIndex

[Shadowed Ground] is a fundamental and enjoyable piece of work, that foregrounds the basic ideas in understanding these relationships. Too often it seems so obvious that rich meaning can be deducted from the physical landscape around us (or our relationship to it), so much so, that these reflections can often be overlooked, yet Foote describes these interpretations and ideas clearly. (Kitty Taylor (Geography Blog))

Kenneth E. Foote is Professor and Chair of Geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he directs the Center for Geographic Education.

• A Landscape of Violence and Tragedy The Veneration of Heroes and MartyrsCommunity and CatharsisHeroic LessonsInnocent PlacesThe Mark of ShameThe Land-Shape of Memory ancl TraditionStigmata of National IdentityInvisible and Shadowed PastsAfterwordNotesIndex

[Shadowed Ground] is a fundamental and enjoyable piece of work, that foregrounds the basic ideas in understanding these relationships. Too often it seems so obvious that rich meaning can be deducted from the physical landscape around us (or our relationship to it), so much so, that these reflections can often be overlooked, yet Foote describes these interpretations and ideas clearly. (Kitty Taylor (Geography Blog))

Kenneth E. Foote is Professor and Chair of Geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he directs the Center for Geographic Education.

• A Landscape of Violence and Tragedy The Veneration of Heroes and MartyrsCommunity and CatharsisHeroic LessonsInnocent PlacesThe Mark of ShameThe Land-Shape of Memory ancl TraditionStigmata of National IdentityInvisible and Shadowed PastsAfterwordNotesIndex

[Shadowed Ground] is a fundamental and enjoyable piece of work, that foregrounds the basic ideas in understanding these relationships. Too often it seems so obvious that rich meaning can be deducted from the physical landscape around us (or our relationship to it), so much so, that these reflections can often be overlooked, yet Foote describes these interpretations and ideas clearly. (Kitty Taylor (Geography Blog))