Abstract
This dossier, gathered from the theme of landscape in metamorphosis, intends to understand the perspective of different researchers from diverse fields of knowledge and practice, seeking to value the way in which, individually, they contribute to a reflection that is intended to be comprehensive and enriching. It also intends to release data for other investigations within the practice, thought and concepts about the notion of landscape, where through the aspects, transience and paradigm of human relations with the territory, it seeks to deepen the interdependence of the first with the second, situation that the Human often forgets, or intends to forget. The dossier is divided into seven chapters, organized by themes that can be analyzed in isolation, but sharing a joint dialogue and reflection, with issues that extend from one article to the next, in continuity or dissonance, either between the data or now for the participation of the reader.
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