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245 00 Unifying geography :|bcommon heritage, shared future /
       |cedited by John A. Matthews and David T. Herbert. 
264  1 London ;|aNew York, NY :|bRoutledge,|c2004. 
300    1 online resource (xiv, 402 pages) :|billustrations 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |gPART I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION --|tGeography: roots and 
       continuities /|rDavid T. Herbert,|rJohn A. Matthews --
       |gPART II. GEOGRAPHICAL METHODOLOGIES --|gIntroduction /
       |rJohn A. Matthews,|rDavid T. Herbert --|tExploration, 
       discovery and the cartographic tradition /|rPeter Vincent,
       |rIan Whyte --|tFieldwork and unity in geography /|rDavid 
       R. Stoddart,|rWilliam M. Adams --|tPotential of 
       geographical information systems and earth observation /
       |rPaul A. Longley,|rMichael J. Barnsley --|gPART III. A 
       FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENT --|gIntroduction /|rJohn A. Matthews,
       |rDavid T. Herbert --|tEnvironmentalism and geography: the
       great debate? /|rPeter Beaumont,|rChris Philo --|tBeyond 
       environmentalism: towards sustainability /|rTimothy 
       O'Riordan --|tHuman vilnerability, past climatic 
       variability and societal change /|rDavid Taylor,|rAnna R. 
       Davies --|gPART IV. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PLACE --
       |gIntroduction /|rDavid T. Herbert,|rJohn A. Matthews --
       |tRegions area studies and the meaning of place /|rTim 
       Unwin,|rJim Rose --|tGlobalization: a spatial perspective 
       /|rWayne K.D. Davies --|gPART V. LANDSCAPE: THE FACE OF 
       GEOGRAPHY --|gIntroduction /|rJohn A. Matthews,|rDavid T. 
       Herbert --|tLandscape as form, process and meaning /
       |rRichard Huggett,|rChris Perkins --|tLandscape and 
       culture /|rLesley Head --|gPART VI. APPLIED GEOGRAPHY: 
       CONTRIBUTING TO REAL-WORLD PROBLEM SOLVING --
       |gIntroduction /|rDavid T. Herbert,|rJohn A. Matthews --
       |tNatural hazards on an unquiet earth /|rDavid E. 
       Alexander --|tUrbanization, development and the 
       environment in an unequal world /|rIan Douglas,|rAlan G. 
       Gilbert --|tConservation, preservation and heritage /
       |rMichael E. Meadows,|rMaano F. Ramutsindela --|gPART VII.
       BROADER FRAMEWORKS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE --|gIntroduction
       /|rDavid T. Herbert,|rJohn A. Matthews --|tSpace, time and
       science: individuals, emergence and geographies of space 
       and place /|rKeith Richards [and others] --|tGeography and
       public policy: a political turn /|rBrian Robson,
       |rElizabeth Shove --|gPART VIII. GENERAL CONCLUSION --
       |tUnity in geography: prospects for the discipline /|rJohn
       A. Matthews,|rDavid T. Herbert. 
520    Through its identification of unifying themes, this book 
       will provide students with a meaningful framework through 
       which to understand the nature of the geographical 
       discipline. 
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650  0 Geography|xPhilosophy.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
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650  0 Geographical perception.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
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650  7 Geography|xPhilosophy.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast
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650  7 Geographical perception.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/
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655  4 Electronic books. 
700 1  Matthews, John A.|q(John Anthony),|d1947-|0https://
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700 1  Herbert, David T.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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