Philosophy in geography, edited by Stephen Gale and Gunnar Olsson

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Contents

On the set theoretic foundations of the regionalization problem
Stephen Gale and Michale Atkinson
Reality, process, and the dialectical relation between man and environment
Reginald G. Golledge
Signals in the noise
Peter Gould
Population, resources, and the ideology of science
David Harvey
Alternatives to a positive economic geography
Leslie J. King
Some principles of ethnogeography
Social geography and the taken-for-granted world
David Ley
Dialectics and geography
Bernard Marchand
Beyond the census: data needs and urban policy analysis
Eric G. Moore
Social science and human action or on hitting your head against the ceiling of language
Gunnar Olsson
Problems in the psychological modelling of revealed destination choice
John S. Pipkin
J.M. Blaut
An open letter on the dematerialization of the geographic object
David Russell
Land use and commodity production
Allen J. Scott
Spatial interaction and geographic theory
Cellular geography
W.R. Tobler
Space and place: humanistic perspective
Yi-Fu Tuan
A periodic table of spatial hierarchies
Erewhon or nowhere land
Anne Buttimer
A framework for examination of theoretic viewpoints in geography
Michael F. Dacey
Thirteen axioms of a geography of the public sector
Michael Dear

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