"Self,body, and landscape address different dimensions of place in contrast with space. The self has to do with the agency and identity of the geographical subject; body is what links this self to lived place in its sensible and perceptible features; and landscape is the presented layout of a set of places, not their mere accumulation but their sensuous self-presentation as a whole."

-Edward S Casey, Between Geography and Philosophy: What Does It Mean to Be in the place-World