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Definition of -Scape
What does -Scape mean?
- scene, picture, view
- A specific type of space
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The Song of the Earth (2000)
by Jonathan Bate
A land-scape means land as shaped, as arranged, by a viewer. The point of view is that of the human observer, not the land itself. The classic picturesque view is seen from a 'station', a raised promontory in which the spectator stands above ...
by Rosanna Masiola
The garden- and the flower-scape is a topos of thematic ...
Sweet Stranger (1921)
by Berta Ruck
No horizon to be seen; the sea-scape is a blank sheet of grey notepaper, crumpled at the near end where the waves are, and the siren booms warningly at two-minute intervals. “Better that confounded din than fog without sirens, as we had to ...
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