Introduction: Michel Conan, Director of Studies in Landscape Architecture
First Session: Designing for an Aesthetic of Engagement
Session Chair: Catherine Howett, University of Georgia
Linda Parshall, Portland State University/Dumbarton Oaks | Motion and Emotion in Hirschfelds Theory of Garden Art (Theorie der Gartenkunst)
Patricia Johanson | Beyond Choreography: Shifting Experiences in Uncivilized Gardens
Arnold Berleant, Long Island University | Down the Garden Path
Second Session: Three Aesthetics of Performance: Walking, Riding in a Train, Driving
Session Chair: Peter Jacobs, University of Montreal
John Dixon Hunt, University of Pennsylvania | Lordship of the Feet: Toward a Poetics of Movement in the Garden
Anette Freytag | Urban Parks and Velocity: When a Train Links Different Worlds
Stephen Bann, University of Kent at Canterbury | Sensing the Stones: Bernard Lassus and the Ground of Landscape Design
Third Session: Design of Metaphorical Itineraries
Session Chair: Michael Leslie, Rhodes College
Ann Kuttner, University of Pennsylvania | Delight and Danger: Motion in the Roman Water Garden at Sperlonga and Tivoli
Michael Charlesworth, University of Texas | Movement and Mercantile Morality at Stourhead
Michel Conan, Dumbarton Oaks | Landscape Metaphors and Metamorphosis of Time
Fourth Session: Design Challenges to the Opposition between Place and Motion
Session Chair: Richard Etlin, University of Maryland
Norris Brock Johnson, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill | Mountain, Temple and the Design of Movement: 13th-Century Japanese Zen Buddhist Landscapes
Stanislaus Fung, University of New South Wales | Movement and Stillness in Ming Writings on Gardens
Jan Birksted, Canterbury School of Architecture | The Maeght Foundation: Mobility, Change and Process as Foundation
Concluding Remarks: Michel Conan