Exclusions, Inclusions, and Occlusions in ‘Anglo-American Geography’: Reflections on Minca's “Venetian Geographical Praxis”

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Exclusions, inclusions, and occlusions in `Anglo-American geography': reflections on Minca's ``Venetian geographical praxis''``Cultural imperialism rests on the power to universalize particularisms linked to a singular historical tradition by causing them to be misrecognized as such.''Pierre Bourdieu and Lo|« c Wacquant (1999, page 41)

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