Gender, Identity and Place ‐ Understanding Feminist Geographies

Hilary P.M. Winchester

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Geography and Education Methods Gender and Feminist Studies Historical Geography and Geographical Thought

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Fifteen years ago the Women and Geography Study Group (WGSG) ofthe IBG produced Geography and Gender, the first undergraduate text on feminist geography. In reviewing that text in 1985 I noted that from that point on "gender is on the agenda of a more fully humangeography" (Winchester, 1985: 119). That has indeed proved to be the case, with a proliferation of work on gender issues, a phenomenal development of a whole new sub-discipline of the geography ofsexuality, a much broader recognition of gender as a key axis of social differentiation, and the exciting new work on embodied geographies.

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