In an earlier progress report, Noel Castree (2003) pointed to developments in Marxist
political economy and actor-network theory to outline what he perceived as a marked shift …

I Introduction The study ofhuman-environment relations in geography has gone through a
dizzying series oftheoretical, philosophical and methodological transformations in the past …

This chapter discusses some key dimensions of a hybrid geography which recognizes
agency as a relational achievement, involving the creative presence of organic beings …

In recent years, a new type of determinist environmental thinking has emerged. It can be
understood to be one strand in a much broader realm of 'environment talk'. Many human …

In a previous report I explored the growing interest in 'urban nature'among geographers, but
cautioned that the production of nature in cities must be understood in terms of spatio …

The paper attempts to integrate two major issues of debate in geography which are
conventionally discussed separately: epistemology and conceptions of the relationship …

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geographies: life and the More-Than-human Beth greenhough Introduction [T]here is a sense in …

This paper seeks to clarify what is meant by the 'social construction of nature', which has
become a crude but common term used to describe very different understandings of nature …

In its origins, the term” geography” refers to the earth and to formal, socially-constructed
knowledge of the material reality of the world-not to space and spatial relations. If we ask …

The distinction between society and nature is so familiar and fundamental as to seem
unquestionable. Profoundly ingrained in Western culture, it is a distinction which not only …