Agnew, J.1992: Place and politics in post-war Italy: a cultural geography of local identity in the provinces of Lucca and Pistoia. In Anderson, K. and Gale, F. , editors, Inventing places: studies in cultural geography . Melbourne: Longman Cheshire, 52-71.
2.
Agnew, J. and Duncan, J.1989: The power of place: bringing together geographical and sociological imaginations. Boston, MA: Unwin Hyman.
3.
Altman, I. and Low, S., editors, 1992: Place attachment. New York: Plenum Press.
4.
Anderson, K. and Gale, F. , editors, 1992: Inventing places: studies in cultural geography. Melbourne: Longman Cheshire.
5.
Beynon, H. and Hudson, R.1993: Place and space in contemporary Europe: some lessons and reflections. Antipode25, 177-90.
6.
Burgess, J. and Jackson, P.1992: Streetwork - an encounter with place. Journal of Geography in Higher Education16, 151-57.
7.
Cronon, W.1990: Modes of prophecy and production: placing nature in history . Journal of American History76, 1122-31.
8.
Crush, J.1992: Beyond the frontier: the new South African historical geography. In Rogerson, C. and McCarthy, J., editors, Geography in a changing South Africa: progress and prospects. Cape Town: Oxford University Press.
9.
— forthcoming: Gazing on apartheid: postcolonial travel narratives of the golden city. In Simpson-Housley, P. and Preston, P., editors, Writing the city. London: Routledge.
10.
Cuba, L. and Hummon, D.1993: A place to call home: identification with dwelling, community, and region. Sociological Quarterly34, 111-31.
11.
Daniels, S.1992: Place and the geographic imagination. Geography337, 310-22.
12.
- 1993: Fields of vision: landscape imagery and national identity in England and the United StatesCambridge: Polity Press.
13.
Entrikin, J.N.1991a: The betweenness of place: towards a geography of modernity . London: Macmillan.
14.
— 1991b: The characterization of place. Wallace W. Atwood Lecture Series No. 5. Worcester, MA: Clark University Press.
15.
Foote, K.1992: The emperor's new globe. Semiotica92, 161-66.
16.
Friedland, R.1992: Space, place, and modernity: the geographical moment. Contemporary Sociology21, 11-15.
17.
Gallagher, W.1993: The power of place: how our surroundings shape our thoughts, emotions, and actions. New York, Poseidon Press.
18.
Giddens, A.1990: The consequences of modernity. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press.
19.
— 1991: Modernity and self-identity: self and society in the late modern ageStanford, CA: Stanford University Press.
20.
Gill, W.1993: Region, agency, and popular music: the northwest sound, 1958-1966. Canadian Geographer37, 120-31.
21.
Harvey, D.1990: Between space and time: reflections on the geographical imagination. Annals of the Association of American Geographers80, 418-34.
22.
Herbert, D.1991: Place and society in Jane Austen's England. Geography76, 193-208.
jakle, J.A.1990: Social stereotypes and place images: people on the trans-Appalachian frontier as viewed by travelers. In Zonn, L., editor, Place images in media: portrayal, experience, and meaning. Savage, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 83-103.
25.
Johnston, R.J.1991: A question of place: exploring the practice of human geography . Cambridge, MA: Basil Blackwell .
26.
Johnston, R.J., Hauer, J. and Hoekveld, G.A., editors, 1990: Regional geography: current developments and future prospects . London: Routledge.
27.
Johnstone, B.1990: Stories, community, and place: narratives from middle America. Bloomington, IL, and Indianapolis, IN: Indiana University Press.
28.
Kirby, A.1990: Chevy Novas and Toyoto Toyolettes: defending the region from the generalized elsewhere. Journal of the Southwest32, 479-90.
29.
Lagopoulos, A.Ph. and Boklund-Lagopoulou, K.1992: Meaning and geography: the social conception of the region in northern Greece. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.
30.
Lévy, B.1989: Géographie humaniste et litterature: l'espace existentiel dans la vie et l'oeuvre de Hermann Hesse (1877-1962). Doctoral dissertation, University of Genève.
31.
- 1991: L'empreinte et le déchiffrement - géopoétique et géographie humaniste. Cahiers de géopoétique, 27-35.
32.
- 1992: Hermann Hesse, une geographie existentielle. Paris: Editions José Corti.
33.
Lich, G.E., editor, 1992: Regional studies: the interplay of land and people. College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press.
34.
Massey, D.1993: Questions of locality. Geography339, 142-49.
35.
McDowell, L.1993: Space, place and gender relations: part 1. feminist empiricism and the geography of social relations. Progress in Human Geography17, 157-79.
36.
Meyrowitz, J.1985: No sense of place: the impact of electronic media on social behaviour. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
37.
Meyrowitz, J. and Maguire, J.1993: Media, place, and multiculturalism. Society30, 41-48.
38.
Murphy, A.B.1991: Regions as social constructs: the gap between theory and practice. Progress in Human Geography15, 22-35.
39.
Paasi, A.1991: Deconstructing regions: notes on the scales of spatial life. Environment and Planning A23, 239-56.
40.
- forthcoming: The construction of socio-spatial consciousness: geographical perspectives on the history and contexts of Finnish nationalism. Nordisk Samhällsgeografisk Tidskrift.
41.
Pile, S.1993: Human agency and human geography revisited: a critique of 'new models' of the self. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers18, 122-39.
42.
Pred, A. and Watts, M.1992: Reworking modernity: capitalisms and symbolic discontent . New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.
43.
Rodman, M.C.1992: Empowering place: multilocality and multivocality. American Anthropologist94, 640-56.
44.
Sack, R.D.1980: Conceptions of space in social thought: a geographic perspective . Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.
45.
— 1986: Human territoriality: its theory and historyCambridge: Cambridge University Press.
46.
— 1992: Place, modernity, and the consumer's world: a relational framework for geographical analysisBaltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
47.
Said, E.W.1993: Culture and imperialism. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
48.
Shortridge, J.R.1991: The concept of the place-defining novel in American popular culture. Professional Geographer43, 280-91.
49.
Smith, S.J.1993: Bounding the borders: claiming space and making place in rural Scotland. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers18, 291-308.
50.
Stein, H.F.1987: Developmental time, cultural space: studies in psychogeography . Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.
51.
Stein, H.F. and Niederland, W.G.1989: Maps from the mind: readings in psychogeography. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.
52.
Thrift, N.1992: For a new regional geography 2. Progress in Human Geography15, 456-65.
53.
Tindall, G.1991: Countries of the mind: the meaning of place to writers . London: Hogarth Press.
54.
Tuan, Yi-Fu1993: Passing strange and wonderful: aesthetics, nature, and culture. Washington, DC: Island Press.
55.
Vaness, A.R.1992: Home and homelessness in the United States: changing ideals and realities. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space10, 445-68.
56.
— 1993: Neither homed nor homeless: contested definitions and the personal worlds of the poor. Political Geography12, 319-40.
57.
Watts, M.J.1992: Space for everything (a commentary). Cultural Anthropology7, 115-29.
58.
Zelizer, B.1993: Pioneers and plain folks: cultural constructions of 'place' in radio news. Semiotica93, 269-85.
59.
Zonn, L., editor, 1990: Place images in media: portrayal, experience, and meaning. Savage, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.
60.
Zukin, S.1991: Landscapes of power: from Detroit to Disneyworld. Berkeley and Los Angeles, CA: University of California Press.
