Making Geography Matter
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Making Geography Matter
The Past and Present of a Changing Discipline
Salmond, Jennifer; Castree, Noel; Barnes, Trevor
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
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9781032380506
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1.Introduction
Noel Castree, Trevor Barnes and Jenny Salmond
Part 1 - Making Geography
2.Absolute beginner? Halford Mackinder and the popularization of geographical knowledge
Emily Hayes
3.Geography as the science of environmental influences: Ellen Semple and the search for disciplinary relevance
Innes M. Keighren
4.Keeping human and physical geography together: Richard Chorley and Peter Haggett's scientific turn
Trevor Barnes
5.Contemporary geography: Advocating for a heterodox subject
Rita Gardner
Part 2 Making geographical knowledge
6.Landscape and environmental change: Carl Sauer on land and life
Kent Mathewson
7.From mapping to GIScience: A sixty-year project
Michael F. Goodchild
8.Radicalizing geography: The case of David Harvey's Marxism
Eric Sheppard
9.Open horizons from here to there: Doreen Massey's geographies
Jamie Peck
10.Geographies of meaning and experience: Anne Buttimer's lifeworld
Federico Ferretti
11.Landscape as a way of seeing: Denis Cosgrove's symbolic geographies
Veronica della Dora
12.Boundaries and borders matter: Ron Johnston's electoral geography
Charles J. Pattie
13.Mobility matters: Movement, meaning and practice in the context of power
Tim Cresswell
14.Scale matters: The case of workers and their geographies
Andrew Herod
15.Proximity, distance, and difference: The global and the intimate
Gerry Pratt
16.Which realities are we trying to understand? The workings of a physical geographer in the quest to respect river diversity
Gary Brierley
17.Beyond science: Climate change in a 'wicked world'
Mike Hulme
18.'Other' geographies: Engaging with different ways of knowing, valuing, and acting in post-colonial Australia
Sue Jackson
Part 3 Making geographical knowledge matter beyond Geography
19.Geographers and the national state: Dudley Stamp plans Britain's towns and countryside
Trevor Barnes
20.Geographically empowering the marginalized: Bill Bunge, expeditions and maps
Luke Bergmann and Trevor Barnes
21.Making other economies possible: Geographies of ethical action
Katherine Gibson
22.Speaking truth to power: Microplastics and the sewage scandal from the rivers of Manchester to Westminster
Jamie Woodward
23.Talking geography in the public realm
Danny Dorling
Noel Castree, Trevor Barnes and Jenny Salmond
Part 1 - Making Geography
2.Absolute beginner? Halford Mackinder and the popularization of geographical knowledge
Emily Hayes
3.Geography as the science of environmental influences: Ellen Semple and the search for disciplinary relevance
Innes M. Keighren
4.Keeping human and physical geography together: Richard Chorley and Peter Haggett's scientific turn
Trevor Barnes
5.Contemporary geography: Advocating for a heterodox subject
Rita Gardner
Part 2 Making geographical knowledge
6.Landscape and environmental change: Carl Sauer on land and life
Kent Mathewson
7.From mapping to GIScience: A sixty-year project
Michael F. Goodchild
8.Radicalizing geography: The case of David Harvey's Marxism
Eric Sheppard
9.Open horizons from here to there: Doreen Massey's geographies
Jamie Peck
10.Geographies of meaning and experience: Anne Buttimer's lifeworld
Federico Ferretti
11.Landscape as a way of seeing: Denis Cosgrove's symbolic geographies
Veronica della Dora
12.Boundaries and borders matter: Ron Johnston's electoral geography
Charles J. Pattie
13.Mobility matters: Movement, meaning and practice in the context of power
Tim Cresswell
14.Scale matters: The case of workers and their geographies
Andrew Herod
15.Proximity, distance, and difference: The global and the intimate
Gerry Pratt
16.Which realities are we trying to understand? The workings of a physical geographer in the quest to respect river diversity
Gary Brierley
17.Beyond science: Climate change in a 'wicked world'
Mike Hulme
18.'Other' geographies: Engaging with different ways of knowing, valuing, and acting in post-colonial Australia
Sue Jackson
Part 3 Making geographical knowledge matter beyond Geography
19.Geographers and the national state: Dudley Stamp plans Britain's towns and countryside
Trevor Barnes
20.Geographically empowering the marginalized: Bill Bunge, expeditions and maps
Luke Bergmann and Trevor Barnes
21.Making other economies possible: Geographies of ethical action
Katherine Gibson
22.Speaking truth to power: Microplastics and the sewage scandal from the rivers of Manchester to Westminster
Jamie Woodward
23.Talking geography in the public realm
Danny Dorling
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1.Introduction
Noel Castree, Trevor Barnes and Jenny Salmond
Part 1 - Making Geography
2.Absolute beginner? Halford Mackinder and the popularization of geographical knowledge
Emily Hayes
3.Geography as the science of environmental influences: Ellen Semple and the search for disciplinary relevance
Innes M. Keighren
4.Keeping human and physical geography together: Richard Chorley and Peter Haggett's scientific turn
Trevor Barnes
5.Contemporary geography: Advocating for a heterodox subject
Rita Gardner
Part 2 Making geographical knowledge
6.Landscape and environmental change: Carl Sauer on land and life
Kent Mathewson
7.From mapping to GIScience: A sixty-year project
Michael F. Goodchild
8.Radicalizing geography: The case of David Harvey's Marxism
Eric Sheppard
9.Open horizons from here to there: Doreen Massey's geographies
Jamie Peck
10.Geographies of meaning and experience: Anne Buttimer's lifeworld
Federico Ferretti
11.Landscape as a way of seeing: Denis Cosgrove's symbolic geographies
Veronica della Dora
12.Boundaries and borders matter: Ron Johnston's electoral geography
Charles J. Pattie
13.Mobility matters: Movement, meaning and practice in the context of power
Tim Cresswell
14.Scale matters: The case of workers and their geographies
Andrew Herod
15.Proximity, distance, and difference: The global and the intimate
Gerry Pratt
16.Which realities are we trying to understand? The workings of a physical geographer in the quest to respect river diversity
Gary Brierley
17.Beyond science: Climate change in a 'wicked world'
Mike Hulme
18.'Other' geographies: Engaging with different ways of knowing, valuing, and acting in post-colonial Australia
Sue Jackson
Part 3 Making geographical knowledge matter beyond Geography
19.Geographers and the national state: Dudley Stamp plans Britain's towns and countryside
Trevor Barnes
20.Geographically empowering the marginalized: Bill Bunge, expeditions and maps
Luke Bergmann and Trevor Barnes
21.Making other economies possible: Geographies of ethical action
Katherine Gibson
22.Speaking truth to power: Microplastics and the sewage scandal from the rivers of Manchester to Westminster
Jamie Woodward
23.Talking geography in the public realm
Danny Dorling
Noel Castree, Trevor Barnes and Jenny Salmond
Part 1 - Making Geography
2.Absolute beginner? Halford Mackinder and the popularization of geographical knowledge
Emily Hayes
3.Geography as the science of environmental influences: Ellen Semple and the search for disciplinary relevance
Innes M. Keighren
4.Keeping human and physical geography together: Richard Chorley and Peter Haggett's scientific turn
Trevor Barnes
5.Contemporary geography: Advocating for a heterodox subject
Rita Gardner
Part 2 Making geographical knowledge
6.Landscape and environmental change: Carl Sauer on land and life
Kent Mathewson
7.From mapping to GIScience: A sixty-year project
Michael F. Goodchild
8.Radicalizing geography: The case of David Harvey's Marxism
Eric Sheppard
9.Open horizons from here to there: Doreen Massey's geographies
Jamie Peck
10.Geographies of meaning and experience: Anne Buttimer's lifeworld
Federico Ferretti
11.Landscape as a way of seeing: Denis Cosgrove's symbolic geographies
Veronica della Dora
12.Boundaries and borders matter: Ron Johnston's electoral geography
Charles J. Pattie
13.Mobility matters: Movement, meaning and practice in the context of power
Tim Cresswell
14.Scale matters: The case of workers and their geographies
Andrew Herod
15.Proximity, distance, and difference: The global and the intimate
Gerry Pratt
16.Which realities are we trying to understand? The workings of a physical geographer in the quest to respect river diversity
Gary Brierley
17.Beyond science: Climate change in a 'wicked world'
Mike Hulme
18.'Other' geographies: Engaging with different ways of knowing, valuing, and acting in post-colonial Australia
Sue Jackson
Part 3 Making geographical knowledge matter beyond Geography
19.Geographers and the national state: Dudley Stamp plans Britain's towns and countryside
Trevor Barnes
20.Geographically empowering the marginalized: Bill Bunge, expeditions and maps
Luke Bergmann and Trevor Barnes
21.Making other economies possible: Geographies of ethical action
Katherine Gibson
22.Speaking truth to power: Microplastics and the sewage scandal from the rivers of Manchester to Westminster
Jamie Woodward
23.Talking geography in the public realm
Danny Dorling
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