This paper engages my struggles to craft geo-graphs or earth writings that also further
broaden political goals of decolonizing the discipline of geography. To this end, I address a …

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The historian of science Donna Haraway (1991: 149) famously suggested that,'we are all …

As a mode of critique, the cyborg is often separated from its role as a figuration. This article
reviews Donna Haraway's cyborg theory to restate the importance of the cyborg as a …

They offer ontological, diagnostic, and prognostic insights that can productively trouble
habitual ways of thinking and acting on both academia and everyday life. Whether these …

The fantasy of a human being who is, or becomes, human to the extent they move away from
animal nature is stubbornly persistent in western cultural formations. This article (see …

The marginalization, sidelining, erasure and dismissal of 'othered'people and
epistemologies persist within the discipline of geography today. In the present article, I …

A name etched in the smooth, black stone of a war memorial, a crowd of peasants captured
in oil paint, a ghost town arrested intentionally in its decay, the planet we call home seen …

In this paper, I argue in favour of regarding human geography as part of the social theory
movement. By confronting the intellectual disarray in human geography, and addressing the …

This Reader recounts the story of the emergence and impact of postmodern thought in
human geography. The editors have brought together in a single volume the pivotal writings …

During the last 20 years anti-humanist and posthumanist thinking have gained a strong
foothold in human geography. This development has indisputable benefits regarding our …