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July 01 2019
Signifyin’: African-American language to landscape Unavailable
Scott Ruff
Scott Ruff
Scott Ruff is currently an Assistant Professor of Architecture at Syracuse University. He received his B.Arch and M.Arch II from Cornell University. He has taught at Cornell University, Hampton University, and SUNY Buffalo. His area of research is African-American aesthetics.
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Scott Ruff
Scott Ruff is currently an Assistant Professor of Architecture at Syracuse University. He received his B.Arch and M.Arch II from Cornell University. He has taught at Cornell University, Hampton University, and SUNY Buffalo. His area of research is African-American aesthetics.
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Thresholds (2009) (35): 66–69.
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Scott Ruff; Signifyin’: African-American language to landscape. Thresholds 2009; (35): 66–69. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00212
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