Title: Human geography : an essential anthology /
Authors: Agnew, John A.; Livingstone, David N., 1953-; Rogers, Alisdair.
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers,
Year: 1996
Subjects: Human geography
Contents: pt. 1. Recounting geography's history. A plea for the history of geography / John K. Wright -- Paradigms and revolution or evolution? / R.J. Johnston -- Musing on Helicon: root metaphors and geography / Anne Buttimer -- Institutionalization of geography and strategies of change / Horacio Capel -- On the history and present condition of geography: an historical materialist manifesto / David Harvey -- Situated knowledges: the science question in feminism and the privilege of partial perspective / Donna Haraway -- pt. 2. The enterprise. What geography ought to be / Peter Kropotkin -- On the scope and methods of geography / Halford J. Mackinder -- The study of geography / Franz Boas -- Meaning and aim of human geography / Paul Vidal de la Blache -- Geography without human agency: a humanistic critique / David Ley -- Areal differentiation and post-modern human geography / Derek Gregory -- pt. 3. Nature, culture and landscape. Traces on the Rhodian shore / Clarence J. Glacken -- Influences of geographic environment / Ellen C. Semple -- Civilizations: organisms or systems? / Karl W. Butzer -- Geography, Marx and the concept of nature / Neil Smith and Phil O'Keefe -- The morphology of landscape / Carl O. Sauer -- Discovering the vernacular landscape / John B. Jackson -- Marxism, culture and the duplicity of landscape / Stephen Daniels -- Geography as a science of observation: the landscape, the gaze and masculinity / Gillian Rose -- The land ethic / Aldo Leopold.