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Arreola, D.D.1988: Mexican American housescapes. Geographical Review78, 299-315.
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Anderson, K.J.1988: Cultural hegemony and the race-definition process in Chinatown, Vancouver: 1880-1980. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space6, 127-49.
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Avery, H.1988: Theories of prairie literature and the woman's voice. The Canadian Geographer32, 270-72.
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Baltensperger, B.1988: Booming rhetoric, blooming desert, and self-glorifying pioneers: creating the 'nineties disaster and inventing the great American desert. Paper presented at the Clark Centennial Conference, 'Creation of myth, invention of tradition in America' .
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Cosgrove, D.1988a: Ideas for a new world: late Renaissance naturalism and its heritage. Paper presented at the conference , 'What is the engine of history?' Texas A and M University.
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Quoniam, S.1988: A painter, geographer of Arizona. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space6, 3-14.
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Radford, J.1988: Tradition and identity in the post-civil war South: the role of Charleston. Paper presented at the Clark Centennial Conference, 'Creation of myth, invention of tradition in America'.
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1988 b: Inventing the American housewife in her home. Paper presented at the Clark Centennial Conference, 'Creation of myth, invention of tradition in America'.
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Shapiro, J.1988: Los Angelizing. Paper presented at the Clark Centennial Conference, 'Creation of myth, invention of tradition in America'.
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Squire, S.J.1988: Wordsworth and Lake District tourism: romantic reshaping of landscape. The Canadian Geographer32, 237-47.
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Steinitz, M.1988: Eighteenth century: inventing its English yeoman landscape . Paper presented at the Clark Centennial Conference , 'Creation of myth, invention of tradition' in the USA.
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