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« As they walked on, they saw an object, amidst the woods, on the edge of the hill; which upon enquiry, they were told was called, “Shenstone’s Folly”. This is a name, which, with some sort of propriety, the common people give to any work of taste, the utility of which 
exceeds the level of their comprehension » (Richard Graves, 'The Spiritual Quixote, or, The Summer’s Ramble of Mr. Geoffry Wildgoose: a Comic Romance', 1773). 
Thus did Richard Graves in his Spiritual Quixote (1774) spell out the ambivalent and contentious afterlife of the works of imagination: works of taste in a landscaped park could be deemed at once amusing and entertaining as well as pointless and irrelevant. That objects of fancy should go beyond the understanding and tolerance of some people is what constitutes the start of this paper – an interrogation into the workings of ‘fancy’ in the design and reception of British eighteenth-century gardens. While some were prepared to go to immense lengths (and expense) for their gardens, others were ill-prepared to see anything in them and gasped at what they could not grasp, feeling perplexed. I would like to see whether the mixture of fancy, excentricity and luxury involved in landscape gardening actually justifies the designation of them as « follies » : was the term used frequently ? did landowners get away with their caprice ? 
That gardens should alienate or divide shows the extent to which 
works of imagination did not elicit pleasures straightforwardly, but exercised the minds of an élite in a private, individual, and complex way that can be deciphered not only along the lines of Addisonian or Burkean aesthetics but also by taking into account the diverse terminology of garden writers and theorists. What did men and women feel when they claimed they were « transported » by their garden visits ? A better understanding of the various types of ‘pleasures of the imagination’ provided by gardens may also be achieved by drawing a parallel with today’s issues of virtuality and immersive education – possibly the best epistemological tools we have nowadays to access and recover the type of eighteenth-century spectacle, entertainment and thrill enjoyed at the time.]]></string></description>
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