Geography and literature

Aitken, C.S. 1977: Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha county: geographical fact into fiction. Geographical Review 67, 1-21.

Alcorn, J. 1977: The nature novel from Hardy to Lawrence. London, Macmillan.

Anon 1923: Geography in literature . Geographical Review 14, 659-60.

Appleton, J. 1978: The poetry of habitat. Landscape Research Group and Department of Geography, University of Hull.

Armitage, G.E. 1981: Landscape and space: a geographical perspective on the English novel, c. 1800-1930. Unpublished thesis, University of Hull.

Baker, J.N.L. 1931: The geography of Daniel Defoe. Scottish Geographical Magazine 47, 257-69.

1951: Geography in the essays of Elia. Indian Geographical Journal 26, 148-51.

Barrell, J. 1972: The idea of landscape and the sense of place 1730-1840: an approach to the poetry of John Clare. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

1980 : The dark side of the landscape: the rural poor in English painting, 1730-1840. Cambridge: Cambridge University Pess.

Beckman, E.M. 1982: Dutch colonial literature: romanticism in the tropics . Indonesia 34, 17-39.

Bentley, P. 1941; The English regional novel. London : George Allen and Unwin.

Berger, M. 1977: Real and imagined worlds: the novel and social science . Harvard: Harvard University Press .

Birch, B.P. 1981: Wessex, Hardy and the nature novelists. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series, 6, 348-58.

Birmingham, J.M. and Jeans, D.N. 1983: 'The Swiss Family Robinson' and the archaeology of colonisation. Australian Journal of Historical Archaeology 1, 3-14.

Blythe, R. 1985: Divine landscapes. London: Viking.

Burgess, J. and Gold, J. editors, 1985: Geography, the media and popular culture. Beckenham: Croom Helm.

Buttimer, A. 1984: Musing on Helicon: root metaphors and geography. Geoscience and Man 24, 55-62.

Cosgrove, D. 1986: The geographical study of environmental symbolism: review and prospect. Paper to 24th Italian Congress , Turin.

Daniels, S. 1985: Arguments for a humanistic geography. In Johnston, R.J. , editor, The future of geography , London: Methuen, 143-58.

Darby, H.C. 1948: The regional geography of Thomas Hardy's Wessex . Geographical Review 38, 426-43.

Drabble, M. 1979: A writer's Britain: landscape in literature. London: Thames and Hudson.

Dunbar, G.S. 1974: Geographical personality. Geoscience and Man 5, 25-33.

Etchells, R. 1969: Unafraid to be. London: Intervarsity Press.

Evans, E. 1973: The personality of Ireland: habitat, heritage and history . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Forster, E.M. 1927: Aspects of the novel. London : Edward Arnold.

Geikie, Sir A. 1898: Types of scenery and their influence on literature . London: Macmillan.

Gilbert, E.W. 1960: The idea of the region. Geography 45, 157-75.

Goodey, B. 1970: Mapping Utopia: a comment on the geography of Sir Thomas More. Geographical Review 60, 15-30.

Gregory, D. 1981: Human agency and human geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series, 6, 1-18.

Hart, D.M. 1984: South African literature and Johannesburg's black urban townships. Unpublished MA thesis, University of Witwatersrand .

1986: A literary geography of Soweto. Geojournal 12, 191-95.

Hart, D.M. and Rogerson, C.M. 1985: Literary geography and the informal sector. Geographical Research Forum 8.

Hart, J.F. 1982: The highest form of the geographer's art. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 72, 1-29.

Hingley, R.F. 1979: Russian writers and Soviet society. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson.

Hoggart, R. 1973: Speaking to each other, II: About literature. Harmondsworth: Penguin.

Hudson, B.J. 1982: The geographical imagination of Arnold Bennett . Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series, 7, 365-79.

1986: Landscape as resource for national development: a Caribbean view. Geography 71, 116-21.

Jay, L.J. 1975: The Black Country of Francis Brett Young. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers 66, 57-72.

Jeans, D.N. 1979: Some literary examples of humanistic descriptions of place . Australian Geographer 14, 207-13.

1984: Fiction and the small town in the United States: a contribution to the study of urbanization. Australian Geographical Studies 22, 261-74.

1987 : The country. In Cammage, W. and Spearritt, P. , editors, Australia in 1938, Sydney: Fairfax, Syme and Weldon.

Johns, E. 1960: Langstone Rock. An experiment in the art of landscape description. Geography 65, 176-82.

Kong, L. and Savage V.R. 1986: The Malay world in colonial fiction. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 7, 40-51.

Lewis, C.S. 1969: Selected literary essays. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press.

Lewis, P. 1985: Beyond description. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 75, 465-77.

Ley, D. and Samuels, M.S. editors, 1978: Humanistic geography: prospects and problems. Chicago: Maaroufa Press.

Livingstone, D.N. and Harrison, R.T. 1981: Meaning through metaphor: analogy as epistemology . Annals of the Association of American Geographers 71, 95-107.

Lloyd, W.J. 1976: Landscape imagery in the urban novel: a source of geographic evidence. In Moore, G.T. and Golledge, R.G. , editors, Environmental knowing: theories, research and methods, 279-85.

1981 : A social geography of late nineteenth century Boston. In Pocock, D.C.D. , editor, Humanistic geography and literature, Beckenham: Croom Helm. 159-72.

Lowenthal, D. 1983: Fact, fiction and faction. Paper given at annual meeting of Institute of British Geographers, Edinburgh.

Lowenthal, D. and Prince, H.C. 1976: Transcendental experience. In Wapner, S. , Cohen, S.B. and Kaplan, B. , editors, Experiencing the environment , New York: Plenum Press, 117-31.

Lutwack, L. 1984: The role of place in literature. Syracuse : Syracuse University Press.

Marcotte, E. 1974: The space of the novel. The Partisan Review 41, 263-72.

Maughan, W.S. 1963: Collected short stories, Vol. 2. Harmondsworth: Penguin.

McCarthy, M. 1962: On the contrary. London: Heinemann.

McCleary, A. and McCleary, A. 1981: Personality of place in the urban regional novel . Scottish Geographical Magazine 97, 66-76.

Meinig, D.W. editor, 1979: The interpretation of ordinary landscape. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

1983: Geography as an art. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series 8, 314-28.

Middleton, C.A. 1981a: Roots and rootlessness: an exploration of the concept in the life and novels of George Eliot. In Pocock, D.C.D. , editor, Humanistic geography and literature , Beckenham: Croom Helm, 101-20.

1981 b: Environmental experience in modern literature. Unpublished PhD thesis, University College, Lodon.

Mill, H.R. 1910: Guide to geographical books and appliances. London: Geographical Association, George Philip and Son.

Miller, J.W. 1987: Any time the ground is uneven: the outlook for regional studies-and what to look for. In Simpson-Housley, P. and Mallory, W.E. , editors, Geography and literature: a meeting of disciplines, Syracuse University Press, 1-20.

Mills, W.J. 1982: Metaphorical vision: changes in western attitudes to the environment. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 72, 237-53.

Mitchell, K. 1987: Landscape and literature. In Simpson-Housley, P. and Mallory, W.E. , editors, Geography and literature: a meeting of disciplines, Syracuse University Press, 21-30.

Moore, G.T. and Golledge, R.G. editors, 1976: Environmental knowing: theories, research and methods. Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania : Dowden.

Nicolson, M. 1959: Mountain gloom and mountain glory. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.

Noble, A.G. 1976: The emergence and evolution of Malgudi: an interpretation of south Indian townscapes from the fictional writings of R.K. Narayan. Proceedings of the Association of American Geographers 8, 106-10.

Olsson, G. 1978: Of ambiguity or far cries from a memorializing Mamafesta . In Ley, D. and Samuels, M.S. , editors, Humanistic geography: prospects and problems, Chicago: Maaroufa Press, 109-20.

1979 : Social science and human action, or on hitting your head against the ceiling of language. In Gale, S. and Olsson, G. , editors, Philosophy in geography, Dordrecht: Rheidel Publishing Company.

1980 : Birds in egg: eggs in bird. London: Pion.

1981 : On yearning for home: an epistemological view of ontological transformations. In Pocock, D.C.D. , editor, Humanistic geography and literature, Beckenham : Croom-Helm, 121-29.

1983: Expressed impressions of impressed expressions. Geographical Analysis 15, 60-4.

1985 : The eye and the index finger: bodily means to cultural meaning. Geotopiques Actes du Colloque 1985: L'Imagination Geographique. Lausanne: University of Geneva, 61-9.

Olwig, K.R. 1981: Literature and reality: the transformation of the Jutland heath. In Pocock, D.C.D. , editor, Humanistic geography and literature, Beckenham : Croom Helm, 47-65.

Paterson, J.H. 1965: The novelist and his region: Scotland through the eyes of Sir Walter Scott. Scottish Geographical Magazine 81, 146-52.

Philbrick, A.K. 1975: Perceptions and technicologies as determinants of predictions about earth, 2050. In Abler, R., Janelle, D., Philbrick, A. and Sommer, J., Human geography in a shrinking world, North Scituate, Mass: Duxbury Press, 17-34.

Pirie, G.H. 1982: Mostly 'Jabek': urbanism in some South African English literature. South African Geographical Journal 64, 64-71.

Pocock, D.C.D. 1978: The novelist and the north. Department of Geography, University of Durham. Occasional Paper, 11.

1979: The novelist's image of the north. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series, 4, 62-76.

1981 a: editor, Humanistic geography and literature. Beckenham: Croom Helm.

1981b: Place and the novelist. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series, 6, 337-47.

1987 : Haworth: the experience of literary place. In Simpson-Housley, P. and Mallory. W.E. , editors, Geography and literature: a meeting of disciplines, Syracuse University Press, 137-44.

Porteous, J.D. 1975: A preliminary landscape analysis of Middle Earth during its third age. Landscape 19, 33-38.

1985: Literature and humanist geography. Area 17, 117-22.

1986a: Everyman in noplace: a reply to Pocock. Area 18, 254.

1986b: Bodyscape: the body-landscape metaphor. Canadian Geographer 30, 2-12.

Potter, J. , Stringer, P. and Wetherell, M. 1984: Social texts and contexts. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.

Relph, E. 1976: Place and placelessness. London : Pion.

Rockwell, J. 1974: Fact in fiction: the uses of literature in the systematic study of society. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.

Salter, C.L. 1978: Signatures and settings: an approach to landscape in literature . In Butzer, K.W. , editor, Dimensions of human geography, Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 69-83.

Salter, C.L. and Lloyd, W.J. 1976: Landscape in literature. Resource Paper for College Geography 76-3. Washington: Association of American Geographers.

Seamon, D. 1976: The phenomenological investigation of imaginative literature . In Moore, G.T. and Golledge, R.G. , editors, Environmental knowing: theories, research and methods, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania : Dowden, Hutchinson and Ross, 286-90.

1981 : Newcomers, existential outsiders and insiders: their portrayal in two books by Doris Lessing. In Pocock, D.C.D. , editor, Humanistic geography and literature, Beckenham: Croom-Helm, 85-100.

1982: The phenomenological contribution to environmental psychology . Journal of Environmental Psychology 2, 119-40.

1985 : Reconciling old and new worlds: the dwelling-journey relationship as portrayed in Vilhelm Moberg's 'Emigrant' novels. In Seamon, D. and Mugerauer , editors, Dwelling, place and environment, Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 227-46.

Shami, J. 1987: John Donne: geography as metaphor. In Simpson-Housley, P. and Mallory, W.E. , editors, Geography and literature: a meeting of disciplines, Syracuse University Press, 165-71.

Sharp, W. 1907: Literary geography. London: Pall Mall Press.

Silk, C.P. and Silk, J. 1985: Racism, nationalism and the creation of a regional myth: the Southern States after the American Civil War. In Burgess, J. and Gold, J. , editors, Geography, the media and popular culture, Beckenham: Croom-Helm, 165-91.

Silk, J. 1984: Beyond geography and literature. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 2, 151-78.

Sillitoe, A. 1975: Mountains and caverns. London : Allen and Unwin.

Silverstein, J. 1985: Burma through the prism of western novels. Journal of South East Asian Studies 16, 129-40.

Simpson-Housley, P. , de Man, A.F. and Jones, L. 1984: Dualistic mode of regard: D.H. Lawrence's perceptions of landscape. Journal of D.H. Lawrence Society, 26-31.

Simpson-Housley, P. and Paul, A.H. 1984: Some regional themes in the writings of D.H. Lawrence . Canadian Geographer 28, 63-77.

Simpson-Housley, P. and Mallory, W.F. editors, 1987: Geography and literature: a meeting of disciplines. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press.

Singh, R.P.B. 1985: The personality and lifeworld of Veranasi as revealed in the writings of Shivprasad Singh's novels: a study in literary geography . National Geographical Journal of India 31, 291-318.

Smith, H.N. 1961: Virgin land: the American West as symbol and myth . New York: Vintage.

Stanislawski, D. 1959: The individuality of Portugal. London : Nelson.

Thorpe, J. editor, 1967: Relations of literary study: essays on interdisciplinary contributions.

Thrift, N. 1978: Landscape and literature. Environment and Planning 10, 347-49.

Tuan, Y-F. 1976: Literary experience and environmental knowing. In Moore, G.T. and Golledge, R.G. , editors, Environmental knowing: theories, research and methods, Stroudsburg: Dowden, Hutchinson and Ross, 260-72.

1978a: Literature and geography: implications for geographical research. In Ley, D. and Samuels, M.S., editors, Humanistic geography: prospects and problems. 1978b: Sign and metaphor. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 68, 362-72.

1983 : Geographical theory: queries from a cultural geographer Geographical analysis 15, 69-72.

Vernon, J. 1973: The garden and the map: schizophrenia in twentieth-century literature and culture. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.

Watson, J.R. 1970: Picturesque landscape and English romantic poetry . London: Hutchinson.

1986 : Landscape and literature. Unpublished manuscript.

Watson, J.W. 1983: The soul of geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series, 8, 385-99.

Weightman, G. 1977: Fact or fiction. New Society, 454-5.

Welty, E. 1956: Place in fiction. The South Atlantic Quarterly 55, 57-72.

White, P. 1985: On the use of creative literature in migration study. Area 17, 277-83. 1986: The migrant experience in Paris. In Glebe, G. and O'Loughlin, J., editors, Foreign minorities in continental European cities, Weisbaden : Steiner Verlag.

Wood, D. 1975: Moving: a transactional analysis of man-environment relations . Raleigh, North Carolina, unpublished.

1980 : Night lights: data for a theory of distance. Paper given to Association of American Geographers, Louisville, unpublished.

1981 : Getting: data for a theory of distance. Raleigh, North Carolina, unpublished.

1982a: Review, Buttimer, A. and Seamon, D., editors, ' The human experience of space and place,' Environment and Behaviour 14, 503-6.

1982 b: Misplaced, Windhover. North Carolina State University

Wreford, J. 1979: Countryside Canada. Fredericton, New Brunswick.