Case Study F: Monte di Procia-Miseno - Revision history

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	=== Visual appearance and landscape narrative ===		=== Visual appearance and landscape narrative ===
	In a famous epic poem by Virgilio which is known by all as ‘Aeneid’ (19th-29th BC), it had been described that there was trumpeter of 'Enea' named 'Miseno', and his rival 'Tritone' was envious of his skill in playing the instrument. Tritone challenged Miseno and, realizing his talent, killed him by throwing him into the sea. Miseno's body was found by his friends, they buried him at the top of the promontory. This promontory took its name from the trumpeter Miseno.		In a famous epic poem by Virgilio (Virgil) which is known by all as ‘Aeneid’ (19th-29th BC), it had been described that there was trumpeter of 'Enea' named 'Miseno', and his rival 'Tritone' was envious of his skill in playing the instrument. Tritone challenged Miseno and, realizing his talent, killed him by throwing him into the sea. Miseno's body was found by his friends, they buried him at the top of the promontory. This promontory took its name from the trumpeter Miseno.
	In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and ~~draughtsman~~ named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.		In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and draftsperson named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.
	Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.		Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.
	Our perception of the scenes of old Miseno is expressed in a way that before the nineteenth century that ~~miseno~~ was depicted in literature and other forms of art, it had a fearful and uneasy feeling because of the active volcano in the background with the gloomy foggy atmosphere. But today, those specific views are the most popular landmarks, mainly visited for the purpose of tourism, and a safe, peaceful, and spectacular place for the locals to get away from their everyday life. As we are living in a world that social media has a strong role in expressions of the places and feelings by people, we came up with the most ~~‘hashtagable’~~ photos which were taken in those areas shown on the right lower map. Also, views from the high cliffs seem to have more visitors. This brings the capacity of those beaches to be developed and maintained in future strategies.		Our perception of the scenes of old Miseno is expressed in a way that before the nineteenth century that Miseno was depicted in literature and other forms of art, it had a fearful and uneasy feeling because of the active volcano in the background with the gloomy foggy atmosphere. But today, those specific views are the most popular landmarks, mainly visited for the purpose of tourism, and a safe, peaceful, and spectacular place for the locals to get away from their everyday life. As we are living in a world that social media has a strong role in expressions of the places and feelings by people, we came up with the most ‘hashtag-able’ photos which were taken in those areas shown on the right lower map. Also, views from the high cliffs seem to have more visitors. This brings the capacity of those beaches to be developed and maintained in future strategies.


	<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">		<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
	File:~~Narges_pic1~~\|''~~add a caption~~''		File:narrative pic 1\|''Corinne at Cape Miseno (1819) by François Gérard (1770-1837)''
	File:~~your case_character2.jpg~~\|''~~add a caption~~''		File:narrative pic 2\|''View of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach by Carlo Bonavia (1751-1788)''
	File:~~your case_character3.jpg~~\|''~~add a caption~~''		File:narrative pic 3\|''Most popular viewpoints perceived from the most photo taken and shared on social media''
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	In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and draughtsman named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.		In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and draughtsman named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.
	Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.		Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.
	Our perception of the scenes of old Miseno is expressed in a way that before the nineteenth century that miseno was depicted in literature and other forms of art, it had a fearful and uneasy feeling because of the active volcano in the background with the gloomy foggy atmosphere. But today, those specific views are the most popular landmarks, mainly visited for the purpose of tourism, and a safe, peaceful, and spectacular place for the locals to get away from their everyday life. As we are living in a world that social media has a strong role in expressions of the places and feelings by people, we came up with the most ‘hashtagable’ photos which were taken in those areas shown on the right lower map. This brings the capacity of those beaches to be developed and maintained in future strategies.		Our perception of the scenes of old Miseno is expressed in a way that before the nineteenth century that miseno was depicted in literature and other forms of art, it had a fearful and uneasy feeling because of the active volcano in the background with the gloomy foggy atmosphere. But today, those specific views are the most popular landmarks, mainly visited for the purpose of tourism, and a safe, peaceful, and spectacular place for the locals to get away from their everyday life. As we are living in a world that social media has a strong role in expressions of the places and feelings by people, we came up with the most ‘hashtagable’ photos which were taken in those areas shown on the right lower map. Also, views from the high cliffs seem to have more visitors. This brings the capacity of those beaches to be developed and maintained in future strategies.

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	http://www.archeoflegrei.it		http://www.archeoflegrei.it

			https://www.beniculturali.it

	= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =		= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =

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	http://www.campiflegrei.eu/		http://www.campiflegrei.eu/

			http://www.archeoflegrei.it

	= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =		= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =

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	http://www.montediprocida.com/wp/		http://www.montediprocida.com/wp/

			http://www.campiflegrei.eu/

	= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =		= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =

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	== A.4 References ==		== A.4 References ==
	http://www.ov.ingv.it/ov/it/campi-flegrei/storia-eruttiva.html		http://www.ov.ingv.it/ov/it/campi-flegrei/storia-eruttiva.html

	http://www.montediprocida.com/wp/		http://www.montediprocida.com/wp/

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	== A.4 References ==		== A.4 References ==
	* ''give a full list of the references you have used for this section''		http://www.ov.ingv.it/ov/it/campi-flegrei/storia-eruttiva.html
			http://www.montediprocida.com/wp/

	= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =		= Phase B: Landscape Evaluation and Assessment =

Narges.doosti: /* Visual appearance and landscape narrative */

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	In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and draughtsman named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.		In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and draughtsman named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.
	Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.		Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.
			Our perception of the scenes of old Miseno is expressed in a way that before the nineteenth century that miseno was depicted in literature and other forms of art, it had a fearful and uneasy feeling because of the active volcano in the background with the gloomy foggy atmosphere. But today, those specific views are the most popular landmarks, mainly visited for the purpose of tourism, and a safe, peaceful, and spectacular place for the locals to get away from their everyday life. As we are living in a world that social media has a strong role in expressions of the places and feelings by people, we came up with the most ‘hashtagable’ photos which were taken in those areas shown on the right lower map. This brings the capacity of those beaches to be developed and maintained in future strategies.


	<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">		<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
	File:~~your case_character1.jpg~~\|''add a caption''		File:Narges_pic1\|''add a caption''
	File:your case_character2.jpg\|''add a caption''		File:your case_character2.jpg\|''add a caption''
	File:your case_character3.jpg\|''add a caption''		File:your case_character3.jpg\|''add a caption''

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	=== Visual appearance and landscape narrative ===		=== Visual appearance and landscape narrative ===
	*''~~Which elements are essential for the landscape character?~~''		In a famous epic poem by Virgilio which is known by all as ‘Aeneid’ (19th-29th BC), it had been described that there was trumpeter of 'Enea' named 'Miseno', and his rival 'Tritone' was envious of his skill in playing the instrument. Tritone challenged Miseno and, realizing his talent, killed him by throwing him into the sea. Miseno's body was found by his friends, they buried him at the top of the promontory. This promontory took its name from the trumpeter Miseno.
	*''~~Has~~ the ~~landscape been painted or otherwise depicted~~, ~~when~~ and ~~whom? Which elements are essential?''~~		In the eighteenth century, Italian painter and draughtsman named Carlo Bonavia, described a view of the islands of Procida from the Miseno beach.
	*''~~Which narratives exist? Who has written about this landscape or depicted it in some way?~~''		Later in 1819, François Gérard (1770-1837) painted a scene 'Corinne at Cape Miseno' from a novel called 'Corinne ou l'Italie', an 1807 novel by 'Madame de Staël'.
	*''~~You can add text and images'~~'

	<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">		<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="150px" perrow="5">

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	\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Alexandru Moldovan, Annely ~~Jurimets~~, Daniele Petagna, Elena Pop, Gheorghe Madalina, Narges Doosti		\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|Alexandru Moldovan, Annely Jürimets, Daniele Petagna, Elena Pop, Gheorghe Madalina, Narges Doosti
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