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Re-figuring mountains : constructing pathways to inclusive environmental citizenship in South Africa
This article traces the historical and conceptual development of mountain figurations within the European social imaginary, exploring how mountains are not only physical terrains but also symbolic and rhetorical sites. Using the analytic of figurations from new materialism, the article demonstrates
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