...To reflect on the formation of landscapes in late antiquity, it is useful to start with mindscapes — the terrain of dreams and of dialogues beyond the limits of time and space. This chapter argues that within a specific Christian context, these mental visions generated topographical discourses...

...” can be understood as a mindscape mirroring modernity, “heritage” can be seen as another kind of mindscape, a homogenizing counterforce to the diversifying and globalizing forces of post- or late modernity. authenticity accepting of tradition death and Irish diaspora Kirshenblatt Gimblett Barbara...