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"This book was originally published in Portuguese as Por uma Geografia Nova: Da Critica da Geografia a uma Geografia Critica. copyright Editora da Universidade de Säao Paulo 1978."
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"This book was originally published in Portuguese as Por uma Geografia Nova: Da Critica da Geografia a uma Geografia Critica. copyright Editora da Universidade de Säao Paulo 1978."
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: University of Minnesota Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 384g
- ISBN-13: 9781517909086
- ISBN-10: 1517909082
- Artikelnr.: 62309383
- Verlag: University of Minnesota Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 384g
- ISBN-13: 9781517909086
- ISBN-10: 1517909082
- Artikelnr.: 62309383
Milton Santos (1926–2001) was one of twentieth-century geography’s most creative conceptual thinkers. He played a determining role in the history of critical geography and social science in Brazil. Santos’s theoretical work provided the framework for a generation of radical Latin American approaches to space, urbanity, nature, and globalization. In 1994 he won the Vautrin Lud Prize, often called the Nobel of geography. Archie Davies is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Department of Geography at the University of Sheffield.
Contents
Translator’s Introduction: The Newness of Geography
Archie Davies
Introduction: From a Critique of Geography to a Critical Geography
Part I. The Critique of Geography
1. The Founders: Scientific Pretensions
2. Philosophical Inheritance
3. Postwar Renovation: “A New Geography”
4. Quantitative Geography
5. Models and Systems: The Ecosystems
6. The Geography of Perception and Behavior
7. The Triumph of Formalism and Ideology
8. The Balance of the Crisis: Geography, Widow of Space
Part II. Geography, Society, Space
9. A New Interdisciplinarity
10. An Attempt to Define Space
11. Space: Reflection of Society or Social Fact?
12. Space: A Factor?
13. Space as Social Order
Part III. For a Critical Geography
14. In Search of a Paradigm
15. Total Space in Our Time
16. State and Space: The Nation-State as a Geographical Unit of Study
17. The Ideas of Totality and Social Formation and the Renovation of
Geography
18. The Idea of Time in Geographical Studies
Conclusion: Geography and the Future of Man
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Translator’s Introduction: The Newness of Geography
Archie Davies
Introduction: From a Critique of Geography to a Critical Geography
Part I. The Critique of Geography
1. The Founders: Scientific Pretensions
2. Philosophical Inheritance
3. Postwar Renovation: “A New Geography”
4. Quantitative Geography
5. Models and Systems: The Ecosystems
6. The Geography of Perception and Behavior
7. The Triumph of Formalism and Ideology
8. The Balance of the Crisis: Geography, Widow of Space
Part II. Geography, Society, Space
9. A New Interdisciplinarity
10. An Attempt to Define Space
11. Space: Reflection of Society or Social Fact?
12. Space: A Factor?
13. Space as Social Order
Part III. For a Critical Geography
14. In Search of a Paradigm
15. Total Space in Our Time
16. State and Space: The Nation-State as a Geographical Unit of Study
17. The Ideas of Totality and Social Formation and the Renovation of
Geography
18. The Idea of Time in Geographical Studies
Conclusion: Geography and the Future of Man
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Contents
Translator’s Introduction: The Newness of Geography
Archie Davies
Introduction: From a Critique of Geography to a Critical Geography
Part I. The Critique of Geography
1. The Founders: Scientific Pretensions
2. Philosophical Inheritance
3. Postwar Renovation: “A New Geography”
4. Quantitative Geography
5. Models and Systems: The Ecosystems
6. The Geography of Perception and Behavior
7. The Triumph of Formalism and Ideology
8. The Balance of the Crisis: Geography, Widow of Space
Part II. Geography, Society, Space
9. A New Interdisciplinarity
10. An Attempt to Define Space
11. Space: Reflection of Society or Social Fact?
12. Space: A Factor?
13. Space as Social Order
Part III. For a Critical Geography
14. In Search of a Paradigm
15. Total Space in Our Time
16. State and Space: The Nation-State as a Geographical Unit of Study
17. The Ideas of Totality and Social Formation and the Renovation of
Geography
18. The Idea of Time in Geographical Studies
Conclusion: Geography and the Future of Man
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Translator’s Introduction: The Newness of Geography
Archie Davies
Introduction: From a Critique of Geography to a Critical Geography
Part I. The Critique of Geography
1. The Founders: Scientific Pretensions
2. Philosophical Inheritance
3. Postwar Renovation: “A New Geography”
4. Quantitative Geography
5. Models and Systems: The Ecosystems
6. The Geography of Perception and Behavior
7. The Triumph of Formalism and Ideology
8. The Balance of the Crisis: Geography, Widow of Space
Part II. Geography, Society, Space
9. A New Interdisciplinarity
10. An Attempt to Define Space
11. Space: Reflection of Society or Social Fact?
12. Space: A Factor?
13. Space as Social Order
Part III. For a Critical Geography
14. In Search of a Paradigm
15. Total Space in Our Time
16. State and Space: The Nation-State as a Geographical Unit of Study
17. The Ideas of Totality and Social Formation and the Renovation of
Geography
18. The Idea of Time in Geographical Studies
Conclusion: Geography and the Future of Man
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index