Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- Dedication -- Preface -- Part One: Seeing Anew -- 1. A Geography of Everyday Life -- 2. Phenomenology and Environmental Experience Groups -- Part Two: Movement in the Geographical World -- 3. Cognitive and Behaviourist Theories of Movement -- 4. Habit and the Notion of Body-Subject -- 5. Merleau-Ponty and Learning for Body-Subject -- 6. Body and Place Choreographies -- 7. Implications for Environmental Theory and Design -- Part Three: Rest in the Geographical World -- 8. At-homeness and Territoriality -- 9. Centres, Places for Things and the Notion of Feeling-Subject -- 10. The Home and At-Homeness -- 11. Implications for Environmental Theory, Education and Design -- Part Four: Encounter with the Geographical World -- 12. Perception and a Continuum of Awareness -- 13. Fluctuation, Obliviousness and Watching -- 14. Noticing and Heightened Contact -- 15. Basic Contact, Encounter and At-Homeness -- 16. Implications for Environmental Theory and Education -- Part Five: Searching Out a Whole -- 17. Movement and Rest -- 18. The Triad of Habituality -- 19. Place Ballet as a Whole -- 20. An Education of Understanding: Evaluating the Environmental Experience Groups -- 21. Behavioural Geography, Phenomenology and Environmental Experience -- Appendix A: Selected Observations from Clark Environmental Experience Groups (September 1974-May 1975) -- Appendix B: Commentaries on the Clark Environmental Experience Groups -- Appendix C: Organising an Environmental Experience Group -- References -- Index.