1) The document defines and provides examples of different types of landscapes, including real landscapes, imaginary landscapes, landscapes of spectacle, ordinary landscapes, dominant landscapes, alternative landscapes, landscapes of power, and contested landscapes. 2) Landscapes can reflect and legitimize the values and ideologies that structure a society, as well as reveal the power of those who constructed and maintained them. 3) Landscapes can be analyzed to provide clues about a society's prevailing ideas, values, and ideologies, as well as a country's global interactions and local responses.

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