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Obituaries, war, ‘corporeal remains’, and life: history and philosophy of geography, 2007—2008

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Philosophy, History, and Historiography Spatial and Cultural Studies

Abstract

This progress report reviews contributions made to the history and philosophy of geography for the period 2007—2008. The review is divided into four topical areas: obituaries of geographers; the relation of geography to the Second World War and the Cold War; scientific and social experimentation; and non-representational theory.

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