Landscapes of the Self/Landscapes of the Other(s): Cultural Geography 1991–92

Aitken S.C. 1991: A transactional geography of the image-event: the films of Scottish director, Bill Forsyth. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 105–18.

Barnes T.J. , and Duncan J.S. , editors, 1991: Writing worlds: discourses, text and metaphor in the representation of landscape. London: Routledge.

Barthes R. 1984: The Eiffel Tower and other mythologies. New York: Hill and Wang. (Translated by R. Howard).

Bassin M. 1991a: Russia between Europe and Asia: the ideological construction of geographical space. Slavic Review 50, 1–17.

Bassin M. 1991b: Inventing Siberia: visions of the Russian east in the early nineteenth century. The American Historical Review 96, 763–94.

Bondi L. 1991: Gender divisions and gentrification: a critique. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, New Series 16, 190–98.

Boyle M. , and Hughes G. 1991: The politics of the representation of ‘the real’: discourses from the Left on Glasgow's role as European City of Culture. Area 23, 217–28.

Butler J. 1990: Gender trouble: feminism and the subversion of identity. New York: Routledge.

Butler R.W. 1991: West Edmonton mall as a tourist attraction. The Canadian Geographer 35, 287–95.

Crush J. 1991: Customary rights and compound control in late colonial Swaziland. South African Sociological Review 2, 37–51.

Curry M.R. 1991: Postmodernism, language and the strains of modernism. Annals, Association of American Geographers 81, 210–28.

Curtis J.R. , and Arreola D. 1991: Zonas de tolerancia in the northern Mexican border. The Geographical Review 81, 333–46.

Daniels S. 1991: Demoralising social and cultural geography. In Philo, C., compiler, New words, new worlds: reconceptualising social and cultural geography, Aberystwyth: Cambrian Printers, 164–65.

Deutsche R. 1991: Boys town. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 9, 5–30.

Domosh M. 1991: Toward a feminist historiography of geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 95–104.

Eco U. 1987: Travels in hyperreality. Bungay, Suffolk: Picador.

Fleming D.K. , and Roth R. 1991: Place in advertising. The Geographical Review 81, 281–91.

Foucault M. 1986: Of other spaces. Diacritics, 22–27.

Godfrey B.J. 1991: Modernizing the Brazilian city. The Geographical Review 81, 18–34.

Hamilton W.G. 1991. The experience of place in the spy novels of John Le Carré. The Canadian Geographer 35, 404–12.

Hamnett C. 1991: The blind men and the elephant: the explanation of gentrification. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 173–89.

Harris R. 1991: A working-class suburb for immigrants, Toronto 1909-1913. The Geographical Review 81, 318–32.

Hobsbawn E.J. , and Ranger T. 1983: The invention of tradition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Hopkins J. 1991: West Edmonton mall as centre for social interaction. The Canadian Geographer 35, 268–79.

Jackson P. 1991a: The cultural politics of masculinity: towards a social geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 199–213.

Jackson P. 1991b: Guest editorial. The crisis of representation and the politics of position. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 9, 131–34.

Jett S.C. 1991: Further information on the geography of the blowgun and its implications for early transoceanic contacts. Annals, Association of American Geographers 81, 89–102.

Katz C. 1991: Sow what you know: the struggle for social reproduction in rural Sudan. Annals, Association of American Geographers 81, 488–514.

Katz C. , and Kirby A. 1991: In the nature of things: the environment and everyday life. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 259–71.

Knox P.L. 1991: The restless urban landscape: economic and sociocultural change and the transformation of metropolitan Washington, DC. Annals, Association of American Geographers 81, 181–209.

Massey D. 1991: Flexible sexism. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 9, 31–57.

Mills C.A. 1991: Canadian urban landscapes 2. Fair-view Slopes, Vancouver: gentrification in the inner city. The Canadian Geographer 35, 306–10.

Mohanty C.T. 1991: Introduction: cartographies of struggle, third world women and the politics of feminism. In Mohanty C.T. , Russo A. , and Torres L. , editors, Third world women and the politics of feminism, Bloomingdale: Indiana University Press, 1–47.

Mulvey L. 1975: Visual pleasure and narrative cinema. Screen 16, 6–18.

Parsons J.J. 1991: Giant American bamboo in the vernacular architecture of Colombia and Ecuador. The Geographical Review 81, 131–52.

Philo C. compiler, 1991: New words, new worlds: reconceptualising social and cultural geography. Aberystwyth: Cambrian Printers.

Pyle S. 1991: Practicing interpretative geography. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 458–69.

Relph E. 1991: Canadian urban landscapes 3. Suburban downtowns of the greater Toronto area. The Canadian Geographer 35, 421–25.

Rose G. 1991: On being ambivalent: women and feminisms in geography. In Philo, C., compiler, New words, new worlds: reconceptualising social and cultural geography. Aberystwyth: Cambrian Printers, 156–63.

Schein R.H. 1991: Urban origins and form in central New York. The Geographical Review 81, 52–69.

Teather E.K. 1991: Visions and realities: imager of early postwar Australia. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers, NS 16, 470–83.

Thrift N. 1991: Over wordy worlds? thoughts and worries. In Philo, C., compiler, New words, new worlds: reconceptualising social and cultural geography, Aberystwyth: Cambrian Printers, 144–48.

Watson S. 1991: Gilding the smokestacks: the new symbolic representations of deindustrialised regions. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 9, 59–70.

Wescoat J.L. , Brand M. , and Mir N. 1991: Gardens, roads and legendary tunnels: the underground memory of Mughal Lahore. Journal of Historical Geography 17, 1–17.

Western J. 1992: A passage to England: Barbadian Londoners speak of home. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.

Williams M. 1991: The human use of wetlands. Progress in Human Geography 15, 1–22.

Wood J.S. 1991: ‘Build, therefore, your own world:’, the New England village as settlement ideal. Annals, Association of American Geographers 81, 32–50.

Yeoh B.S.A. 1991: The control of ‘sacred’ space: conflicts over the Chinese burial grounds in colonial Singapore, 1880–1930. Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 22, 282–311.

Zelinsky W. 1991: The twinning of the world: sister cities in geographic and historical perspective. Annals, Association of American Geographers 81, 1–31.