"The Nature of Geography": A Commentary on the Second Printing

Abstract

THUS, in Kipling's version, did Gallio, Roman deputy, reprimand certain citizens of Corinth who complained that Paul was persuading men worship God contrary to law. It may not be too presumptuous to compare situation and Gallio's aggressive indifference with impatience of some mature workers in field of geography with what Sauer, in his presidential address before Association of American Geographers (1940), called the pernicious anemia of 'but-is-this-geography' state. They maintain stoutly that geographers should work at geography and not spend valuable time arguing as to what it is!

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