Already a standard student reference, all the entries in this
second edition of Key Thinkers on Space and Place have been
substantially revised and updated. Recognizing how active and
vigorous debates on space are, this edition includes ten completely
new entries, making the text even more comprehensive. It is a
unique guide to the life and work of those thinkers most
responsible for the current 'spatial turn' in the social sciences.
Highlighting the work of more than 60 key thinkers it provides a
synoptic overview of different ideas about the role of space and
place in contemporary social, cultural, political and economic
life.
With concise, uniform entries throughout, the portrait of each
thinker comprises:
- biographical information and theoretical context
- an explication of their contribution to spatial thinking
- an overview of key advances and controversies
- bibliographies of primary and secondary literature
As a primer on the spatial imagination, the text illustrates the
diverse ways that space and place can be theorized: from humanism
to Marxism, feminism to post-structuralism, queer theory to
post-colonialism. The book will be an indispensable purchase not
just for geographers, but for all those interested in theories of
space and place - whether in geography, sociology, urban studies,
cultural studies, or anthropology.
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