Imagining the big open : nature, identity, and play in the new West / edited by Liza Nicholas, Elaine M. Bapis, Thomas J. Harvey ; with a foreword by Dan Flores.
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Table of Contents:
- Regional unifier or social catspaw? A social and cultural historical geography of salmon recovery / Joseph E. Taylor III
- "Way out west...ghost towns, gray wolves, territorial prisons & more!": celebrating the wolf in the new west / Karen Jones
- Narratives of place and power: laying claim to Devils Tower / Wendy Rex-Atzet
- Patagonia, Gary Snyder, and the "magic" of wilderness / Michael Lundblad
- Urban climbers in the wilderness: Mounts Hood, Rainier, and Shasta and the history of popular mountaineering / Gordon Sayre
- Fishing the hatch: new west romanticism and fly-fishing in the high country / Ken Owens
- Reinventing Red Lodge: the making of a new western landscape, 1884-2000 / Meredith Wiltsie and William Wyckoff
- Yellowcake to Singletrack: culture, community, and identity in Moab, Utah / Michael A. Amundson
- From "last of the old west" to first of the new west: tourism and transformation in Jackson Hole, Wyoming / Lawrence Culver
- Buffalo chips or computer chips? the battle over the future of the Great Plains / Amanda Rees
- Reno's silver legacy: gambling on the past in the urban new west / Alicia Barber
- Contesting Boot Hill: the saga of metaphorical Dodge City / Robert R. Dykstra and Jo Ann Manfra
- Scripting the west: Robert Redford's persona and film / Elaine M. Bapis
- 1-800-SUNDANCE: identity, nature, and play in the west / Liza Nicholas
- The Sundance Kid and Sundance: the west as nature / Thomas J. Harvey.