"...different observers will all find perceptual material which is congenial to their own particular way of… — Kevin M. Lynch
"...different observers will all find perceptual material which is congenial to their own particular way of looking at the world. While one man may recognize a street by its brick pavement, another will remember its sweeping curve, and a third will have located the minor landmarks along its length."
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