… and erasure of ‘others’ and their/our epistemologies thus stifle the critical geographical
imagination into the present. Epistemically, much geographical (and indeed other) scholarship …

… Joseph Schaefer in 1953 that granted geographical legitimacy only to studies of spatial pat…
within geography closer to an understanding of one another and people outside geography …

… other convincing examples I could have chosen which would have been just as illustrative –
one more testimony, I think, to the extraordinary richness of geography … `more geographical'. …

… In terms of place, we are drawn in by another depressing exposition of how geography ig…
his interwoven discussions of cultural geography, regional geography, and geopolitics, and his …

… at a panel on the first law of geography organized byhim at the 2003 AAG meeting in New …
geography, and others feel that my notion has been of some merit. Interestingly, several other …

… Instead of an accumulation of concepts, what we witness and endure in geography are … in
geography from cosmology, where we were to know everything about everything, to the other …

… The study of the earth's surface implies geological researches as well as meteorological,
ethnological, and others, as none of them cover the scope of geography, to delineate the …

… And yet regional uneven development and the question of how to conceptualize the (unequal)
geography of the economy have been a major theme of our work in human geography …

… geography and more generally about ideologies and strategies of space. Our questioning of
geography … geographical discourse. Consequently we were surprised by your silence about …

… remarks just made, likely to bring people within geography closer to an understanding of
one another and people outside geography closer to an understanding of geographers? There …