| Description |
x, 356 pages ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Benedict Anderson - Euan Hauge -- Trevor Barnes - Susanne Reimer -- Jean Baudrillard - David Clarke and Marcus Doel -- Zygmunt Bauman - David Clarke and Marcus Doel -- Ulrich Beck - Lewis Hollway -- Brian Berry - Gordon Clarke -- Homi K Bhabha - Constantina Papoulias -- Pierre Bourdieu - Gary Bridge -- Judith Butler - Minelle Mahtani -- Manuel Castells - Phil Hubbard -- Stuart E Corbridge - Simon Batterbury -- Denis Cosgrove - Keith Lilley -- Mike Davis - Don McNeill -- Michael Dear - Don McNeill and Mark Tewdwr-Jones -- Giles Deleuze - Marcus Doel and David Clarke -- Arturo Escobar - Simon Batterbury and Jude Fernando -- Michel Foucault - Chris Philo -- Anthony Giddens - Barney Warf -- Reginard Golledge - Rob Kitchin -- Derek Gregory - Barney Warf -- Torsten H[um]agerstrand - Robin Flowerdew -- Peter Haggett - Robin Flowerdew -- Stuart Hall - Don Mitchell -- Donna Haraway - Lewis Holloway -- J Brian Harley - Keith Lilley -- David Harvey - Noel Castree -- bell hooks - Katherine McKittrick -- Peter Jackson - Don Mitchell -- Bruno Latour - Eric Laurier -- Henri Lefebvre - Rob Shields -- David Ley - Paul Rodaway -- Doreen Massey - Felicity Callard -- Gillian Rose - Minelle Mahtani -- Edward W Said - Karen Morin -- Andrew Sayer - Andy Pratt -- Amartya Sen - Simon Batterbury and Jude Fernando -- David Sibley - Minelle Mahtani -- Neil Smith - Noel Castree -- Edward Soja - Alan Latham -- Gayatari Chakravorty Spivak - Robina Mohammad and James Sidaway -- Michael Storper - Susanne Reimer -- Peter Taylor - Jim Glassman -- Nigel Thrift - Barney Warf -- Waldo R Tobler - Robin Flowerdew -- Yi-Fu Tuan - Paul Rodaway -- Paul Virilio - David Clarke and Marcus Doel -- Immanuel Wallerstein - Jim Glassman -- Michael J Watts - Thomas Perreault -- Raymond Williams - Don Mitchell and Carrie Breitbach -- Iris Marion Young - Felicity Callard |
| Summary |
A comprehensive guide to the latest work on space. This volume is designed to offer a critical discussion of 52 key figures who have contributed significantly to theoretical discussions of the importance of space and place in shaping cultural, social, economic and political life in recent years. Each entry is a short interpretative essay outlining the contributions made by key theorists, and comprises: a concise biography, indicating disciplinary background, career trajectory and collaboration with others ; an outline of the key theoretical, conceptual and methodological ideas each has introduced to human geography ; an explanation of the reaction to, and uptake of, how these ideas has changed and evolved over time ; an explanation of how these theories have been used and critiqued by human geographer ; a selective bibliography of each thinker's key publications (and key secondary publications) |
| Notes |
Formerly CIP. Uk |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Human geography.
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Human geography -- Philosophy.
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Spatial behavior.
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Space and time.
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| Genre/Form |
Wörterbuch
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| Author |
Hubbard, Phil.
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Kitchin, Rob.
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Valentine, Gill, 1965-
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| LC no. |
2003115351 |
| ISBN |
0761949623 |
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0761949631 paperback |
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9780761949633 |
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