Hubbard, Phill creator Kitchin, Rob text Continuum London 2002 2005 2002 monographic eng

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275 Pages : pbk. 24 cm. ontext & Purpose The book is aimed primarily at undergraduate students of human geography: its objective is to make theoretical and philosophical ideas in geography accessible. Bloomsbury +3 Masaryk University +3 The Free Library +3 It argues that thinking geographically isn’t just about maps or physical places, but about how we conceive space, place, relations, bodies, texts, money, governance, globalization etc — how geography is deeply theoretical. Bloomsbury The authors emphasize that geographical thought has changed markedly over time, and that understanding theory is essential to understanding contemporary human geography. Phill Hubbard and Rob Kitchin Includes index. Geography 304.2 HUB 0-8264-5624-3 GCL 251030