Histories of the present? The history and philosophy of geography,part III

Barnes, T. 1994: Five ways to leave your critic: a sociological scientific experiment in replying. Environment and Planning A 26, 1653-58.

Barnett, C. 1995: 'A choice of nightmares': masculinity, fidelity and narration . In Heart of darkness. University of Reading Department of Geography Discussion Paper 30. Reading: University of Reading.

Bassett, K. 1994: Whatever happened to the philosophy of science: some comments on Barnes. Environment and Planning A 26, 337-42.

Bassett, T. 1994: Cartography and empire-building in nineteenth-century west Africa. Geographical Review 84, 316-35.

Bell, D. and Valentine, G. , editors, 1995: Mapping desire: geographies of sexualities. London: Routledge .

Bell, M. , Butlin, R. and Heffernan, M. , editors, 1995: Geography and imperialism, 1820-1940. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

Blomley, N. 1994: Law, space and the geographies of power. New York: Guilford.

Blunt, A. and Rose, G. , editors, 1994: Writing women and space: colonial and postcolonial geographies. New York: Guilford .

Brannstrom, C. 1995: Almost a canal: visions of interoceanic communication across southern Nicaragua. Ecumene 2, 65-88.

Breward, C. 1995: The culture of fashion. Manchester : Manchester University Press.

Brosseau, M. 1994: Geography's literature. Progress in Human Geography 18, 333-53.

Butterfield, H. 1931: The Whig interpretation of history. London: Bell.

Castree, N. 1995: The nature of produced nature: materiality and knowledge-construction in Marxism. Antipode 27, 12-48.

Clarke, D. and Doel, M. 1994: The perfection of geography as an aesthetic of disappearance: Baudrillard's America. Ecumene 1, 317-22.

Clifford, J. 1995: Paradise. Visual Anthropology Review 11, 92-117.

Coombes, A. 1994: Reinventing Africa: museums, material culture and popular imagination. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.

Cooper, A. 1995: The museum and the book: the Metallotheca and the history of an encyclopaedic natural history in early modem Italy. Journal of the History of Collections 7, 1-23.

Cooter, R. and Pumfrey, S. 1994: Separate spheres and public places: reflections on the history of scientific popularisation and science in popular culture. History of Science 32, 237-67.

Cormack, L. 1994: Flat earth or round sphere: misconceptions of the shape of the earth and the fifteenth-century transformation of the world. Ecumene 1, 363-85.

Coroneos, C. 1994: Conrad, Kropotkin and anarchist geography. The Conradian 18, 17-30.

Crang, M. 1994: On the heritage trail: maps of and journeys to Olde Englande . Society and Space 12, 341-55.

Cream, J. 1995: Re-solving riddles: the sexed body. In Bell, D. and Valentine, G. , editors, Mapping desire: geographies of sexualities, London: Routledge, 31-40.

Crush, J. 1994: Post-colonialism, de-colonization, and geography. In Godlewska, A. and Smith, N. , editors, Geography and empire, Oxford: Blackwell, 333-50.

Dawson, G. 1994: Soldier heroes: British adventure, empire and the imagining of masculinities. London: Routledge .

Dietler, M. 1994: 'Our ancestors, the Gauls': archaeology, ethnic nationalism and the manipulation of Celtic identity in modem Europe. American Anthropologist 96, 584-605.

Driver, F. 1992: Geography's empire: histories of geographical knowledge . Society and Space 10, 23-40.

— 1994a: New perspectives on the history and philosophy of geography . Progress in Human Geography 18, 92-100.

— 1994b: Geography, empire and visualisation: making representations. Royal, Holloway Department of Geography Research Paper 1. London: Royal Holloway.

— 1994c: Bodies in space: Foucault's account of disciplinary power . In Jones, C. and Porter, R. , editors, Reassessing Foucault: power, medicine and the body, London: Routledge , 113-31.

— 1994d: Geography triumphant? Joseph Conrad and the imperial adventure (review essay). The Conradian 18, 103-11.

Driver, F. and Samuel, R. 1995: Rethinking the idea of place (editorial). History Workshop Journal 39, v-vii.

Garton, S. 1994: Sound minds and healthy bodies. Australian Historical Studies 103, 163-81.

Gelder, K. and Jacobs, J. 1995: Uncanny Australia. Ecumene 2, 171-84.

Gilbert, D. 1995: Between two cultures: geography, computing and the humanities . Ecumene 2, 1-14.

Godlewska, A. 1995: Map, text and image. The mentality of enlightened conquerors: a new look at the Description de l'Egypte. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers 20, 5-28.

Godlewska, A. and Smith, N. , editors, 1994: Geography and empire. Oxford: Blackwell.

Gould, P. 1994: Sharing a tradition: geographies from the Enlightenment (with commentaries by J. Momsen, L. Peake and D. Gregory). Canadian Geographer 38, 194-214.

Gregory, D. 1995: Between the book and the lamp: imaginative geographies of Egypt, 1849-50. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers 20, 29-57.

Gruffudd, P. 1995a: Re-making Wales: nation-building and the geographical imagination, 1925-50. Political Geography 14, 219-40.

— 1995b: 'A crusade against consumption': environment, health and social reform in Wales, 1900-1939. Journal of Historical Geography 21, 39-54.

Hall, C. 1994: Rethinking imperial histories: the Reform Act of 1867 . New Left Review 208, 3-29.

Harrison, C. and Burgess, J. 1994: Social constructions of nature: a case study of conflicts over the development of Rainham Marshes. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers 19, 291-310.

Harvey, D. 1995: Militant particularism and global ambition: the conceptual politics of place, space and environment in the work of Raymond Williams. Social Text 42, 69-98.

Heffernan, M. 1994: The science of empire: the French geographical movement and the forms of French imperialism, 1870-1920. In Godlewska, A. and Smith, N. , editors, Geography and empire, Oxford: Blackwell, 92-114.

Himmelfarb, G. 1995: The de-moralisation of society: from Victorian virtues to modern values. London: Institute of Economic Affairs.

Holt, T. 1995: Marking: race-marking and the writing of history. American Historical Review 100, 1-20.

Howell, P. 1994: The aspiration towards universality in political theory and political geography. Geoforum 25, 413-27.

Huggins, J. , Huggins, R. and Jacobs, J. 1995: Kooramindanjie: place and the postcolonial. History Workshop Journal 39, 165-81.

Hughes, L. and Lund, M. 1995: Textual/sexual pleasure and serial publication. In Jordan, J. and Patten, R. , editors, Literature in the marketplace: nineteenth-century British publishing and reading practices, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 143-64.

Jacobs, J. 1994: Negotiating the heart: heritage, development and identity in postimperial London. Society and Space 12, 751-72.

Jenkins, D. 1994: Object lessons and ethnographic displays: museums, exhibitions and the making of American anthropology. Comparative Studies in Society and History 36, 242-70.

Koerner, L. 1994: Linnaeus' floral transplants. Representations 47, 144-69.

Kohlstedt, S.G. 1995: Museums: revisiting sites in the history of the natural sciences (review essay). Journal of the History of Biology 28, 151-66.

Ley, D. 1995: Between Europe and Asia: the case of the missing sequoias . Ecumene 2, 185-210.

Lindeborg, R. 1994: 'The Asiatic' and the boundaries of Victorian Englishness . Victorian Studies 37, 381-404.

Livingstone, D. 1994: Science and religion: foreword to the historical geography of an encounter. Journal of Historical Geography 20, 367-83.

— 1995: The spaces of knowledge: contributions towards an historical geography of science. Society and Space 13, 5-34.

Longhurst, R. 1995: The body and geography. Gender, Place and Culture 2, 97-105.

MacKenzie, J. 1995: Orientalism: history, theory and the arts. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

Macnaghten, P. and Urry, J. 1995: Towards a sociology of nature. Sociology 29, 203-20.

Marks, J. 1995: A new image of thought. New Formations 25, 1-95.

Massey, D. 1995a: Places and their pasts. History Workshop Journal 39, 182-92.

— 1995b: Thinking radical democracy spatially. Society and Space 13, 283-88.

Mays, K.J. 1995: The disease of reading and Victorian periodicals. In Jordan, J. and Patten, R. , editors, Literature in the marketplace: nineteenth-century British publishing and reading practices, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 165-94.

McCannon, J. 1995: To storm the Arctic: Soviet polar exploration and public visions of nature in the USSR, 1932-1939. Ecumene 2, 15-32.

McDowell, L. and Court, G. 1994: Performing work: bodily representations in merchant banks . Society and Space 12, 727-50.

Merrifield, A. 1995: Situated knowledge through exploration: reflections on Bunge's 'geographical expeditions'. Antipode 27, 49-70.

Mohan, G. 1994: Destruction of the con: geography and the commodification of knowledge. Area 26, 387-90.

Murphy, R. 1994: The sociological construction of science without nature . Sociology 28, 957-74.

Nandy, A. 1995: History's forgotten doubles. History and Theory 34, 44-66.

Natter, W. 1995: Radical democracy: hegemony, reason, time and space. Society and Space 13, 267-74.

Openshaw, S. 1995: Human systems modelling as a new grand challenge area in science. Environment and Planning A. 27, 159-64.

Ó Tuathail, G. 1994: Problematizing geopolitics: survey, statesmanship and strategy. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers 19, 259-72.

Phillips, M. 1994: Habermas, rural studies and critical social theory. In Cloke, P. , Doel, M. , Matless, D. , Phillips, M. and Thrift, N. , editors, Writing the rural: five cultural geographies , London: Paul Chapman, 89-126.

Philo, C. 1995: Journey to asylum: a medico-geographical idea in historical context. Journal of Historical Geography 2, 148-68.

Pile, S. 1994: Masculinism, the use of dualistic epistemologies and third spaces. Antipode 26, 255-77.

Prakash, G. 1994: Subaltern histories as postcolonial criticism. American Historical Review 99, 1475-90.

— 1995: Introduction. In Prakash, G. , editor, After colonialism: imperial histories and postcolonial displacements, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 3-17.

Pred, A. 1995: Recognizing European modernities: a montage of the present . London: Routledge.

Robbins, B., editor, 1994: Edward Said's Culture and imperialism: a symposium. Social Text 40, 1-24.

Said, E.W. 1993: Culture and imperialism. London: Chatto & Windus.

— 1995: 'Afterword'. In Said, E.W. , Orientalism, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 329-54.

Samuel, R. 1994: Theatres of memory: past and present in contemporary culture . London: Verso.

Savage, M. 1995: Walter Benjamin's urban thought: a critical analysis. Society and Space 13, 201-16.

Schaffer, S. 1994: Babbage's intelligence: calculating engines and the factory system. Critical Inquiry 21, 203-27.

Schama, S. 1995: Landscape and memory. London: Harper Collins.

Schöttler, P. 1995: The Rhine as an object of controversy in the inter-war years: towards a history of frontier mentalities. History Workshop Journal 39, 1-21.

Schwarz, B. 1994: Where is cultural studies? Cultural Studies 8, 377-93.

Secord, A. 1994: Scientists in the pub: artisan botanists in Lancashire . History of Science 32, 269-315.

Sennett, R. 1994: Flesh and stone: the body and the city in western civilisation . London: Faber & Faber.

Shields, R. 1994: Fancy footwork: Walter Benjamin's notes on flânerie. In Tester, K. , editor, The flâneur , London: Routledge, 61-80.

Shohat, E. and Stam, R. 1994: Unthinking Eurocentrism: multiculturalism and the media . London: Routledge.

Shurmer-Smith, P. 1994: Cixous' spaces: sensuous space in women's writing. Ecumene 1, 349-62.

Sibley, D. 1995: Gender, science, politics and geographies of the city . Gender, Place and Culture 2, 37-49.

Smith, N. 1994: Geography, empire and social theory. Progress in Human Geography 18, 491-500.

Smith, N. and Godlewska, A. 1994: Introduction: critical histories of geography. In Godlewska, A. and Smith, N. , editors, Geography and empire, Oxford: Blackwell, 1-8.

Tiffin, C. and Lawson, A. , editors, 1994: De-scribing empire: post-colonialism and textuality. London: Routledge .

Watts, R. 1994: Beyond nature and nurture: eugenics in twentieth-century Australian history. Australian Journal of Politics and History 40, 318-34.

Wilson, A. and Ashplant, T. 1988: Whig history and present-centred history. Historical Journal 31, 1-16.

Withers, C. 1995: Geography, natural history and the eighteenth-century enlightenment. History Workshop Journal 39, 137-63.

Wynne, A. 1995: Making reference: some epistemological questions about social inquiry incited by hypertext. Society and Space 13, 217-34.

Young, R. 1995: Colonial desire: hybridity in theory, culture and race . London: Routledge.

Youngs, T. 1994: Travellers in Africa: British travelogues, 1850-1900. Manchester: Manchester University Press.