The Japanese garden is often praised for its natural appearance, despite the extreme degree of manipulation and care involved in its creation and maintenance. How can we explain this seeming paradox? What kind of attitude toward nature and humans is embodied in the Japanese garden design? This presentation, accompanied by ample visual images, will explore these questions. July 25, 7:30pm Gallagher Business Building, room 123 The University of Montana For more information contact The Center for Ethics, ethics@mso.umt.edu Video: New: professionally produced by MCAT, click here. You can also purchase a DVD from The Center for Ethics by sending a note specifying which program and $15 to "The Center for Ethics" to us at the address below. Windows Media Format (.asf) DSL quality -- | part 1 | part 2 | part 3 | 56K (dial-up) quality -- | part 1 | part 2 | part 3 | Real Player (.rm) (56K and DSL) quality -- | part 1 | part 2 | part 3 |