Geographical Thought: An Introduction to Ideas in Human Geography

552 Pages·2011·8.14 MB·English

by  Anoop Nayak

GEOGRAPHICAL
THOUGHT
AnI ntrodtuoIc dteiaosn
inH umaGne ography
Geographical Thought
An IntroducttoIi doenai snH uman
Geography
AnooNpa yaakn Adl eJxe ffrey
NewcaUsntilvee rsity
Routledge
Tayl&o Frr ancGirso up
LONDONA ND NEW YORK
8riceofne ntts
Authaocrksn'o wledgements
E_ubliaschkenro'wsl edgements
Introduction
Part 1
Foundations
1Geograph ies ofempire: theimperial tradition
2 Thqeu antirteavtoiolnveu ti
3H umanigset_aigcr aphies
4 Marraxdigeographicsiesat l
5H umna geography andthe cultural turn
Part
2
ofdi fference
Geographies
fiF emingeographiisets
7Ge: :ograpohfsi eexsu ality
8 and racialisation
Geography, ethnicity
Par3 t
Representation anpdo st-representation
9Post- modern
geographies
1Q Critgieoc-aplo litics
11P ost-cogleoongriaaapLnhtdih eceso lopnrieasle nt
12 Emotions, embodiment
and lived geographies
Glossary
References
Index
Contents
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Introduction
Part 1
Foundations
1 ofe mpirteh:ie m perialtraditio n
Geographies
Leargn oibjnectives
Introduction
Empire, imperialism and colonialism
Thinstituteionali sation of geography
Envoinrmental determincilmates im:a nraced
Critiacniddsi msss ent
Conclusions
Summary
Further reading
Theq uantirteavtoivleu tion
2
Learnionbjge ctives
Introduction
Thoeri ginosf et h revolution
quantitative
Theq uantirteavtoilvuet ion
Criticisms oqfu antification
The revolution
legacy otfh quantitaetive
Conclusions
Summary
Furtrheeard ing
3 Humangiesotgirca phies
Leairnnobjectivges
Introduction
Humanigsetoigcr aanptdhhy ce h allteopn ogsei tivism
Phenomenology and existentialism
Humanistic geography Yi-Fu Tuan
ifocus:n thew orokf
Thceh allehnugmea nism
to
Conclusions
Summary
Further
reading
4M arxrist adicageographli es
Leranionbjge ctives
Introduction
Karl Marx
KeyM arxiisdte as
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Radical geography
The' tutroMn a'r xism
Marxist geograapnhdyspatial constructions class
of
Thpoliticael ecology ofM arxism
Thel imoifMt asr xism
Eutuhroer izons
Conclusions
Summary
Furrt hreienagd
5H umagne ograapnhdty hc eu lttuurranl
Learnionbjge ctives
Introo nd u cti
Thern eangi onfc ulture
Eartlrya diotfci uolntsgu eroaglr aphy
Newm aps meaning: BritishCultural Studies
of
--±he-new cultural
geography
turnfo rm the to thecentre
The cultural margins
--
Remater iailgni sculture, reclaiming thesocial
Conclusions
Summary
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Furthreera ding
Part2
Geographies ofd ifference
Femingieogsrtpa heis
6
Ler_anionbgj ectives
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Introduction
Firansdts e conwda ve feminism
Poliperspecttiivceasl off eminism
Establishi_t_ngg_e_fa_egmr_ianp_ih_s�
Practising femingiesotg raphy
Rethinkin g gender
Conclusions
Summary
Furrt hreienagd
7G eograpohfsi eexsu alit�
Learnoibnjge ctives
Introduction
with the ofresearch
Engaging object
Hetreonotrimvaity
---
G_e__ograpohfsi eexsu ality
The ofs exuality
politics
Conclusions
Summary
Furtrheeard ing
8G eograepthhynicity,
andr acialisation
Learning objectives
Introduction
dea_of race
--1The i
Cultural racisms
Geograpahnydt hse hadoofwe mpire
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Mapipnagn mdo nitogr in
race
Urbacnu ltgueroragalp hoif'e rsa ce'
Geographies of
ruracismr al
to whiteness
Turning
Anit-racist geographies: subverting a white discipline
Conclusions
Summary
11 Post-
colonial geographies antdh coloniale present
Leranionbgj ectives
Introduction
Undersptoasntd-icnogl onialism
Post-colonial
geographies
Imaginatgeographiivee s: the woofrEdward k Said
Splitt inrga coeb jetchtweso :ro kfF ranFtazn on
ththei rd thwe orokf Bhabha
Hybridity anspace:d Homi
Doipnogs t-cgeographoiesl onial
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