History and philosophy of geography,2002-2003: geography in its place

Alder, K. 2002: The measure of all things: the seven-year odyssey that transformed the world. London: Little, Brown .

Anderson, K. and Domosh, M. 2002: North American spaces, postcolonial stories . Cultural Geographies 9, 125-129 .

Anderson, R.G.W. , Caygill, M.L. , MacGregor, A.G. and Sloan, K. , editors 2003: Enlightening the British: knowledge, discovery and the museum in the eighteenth century. London: British Museum .

Andrews, J. 2003: Grand master of Bedlam: Roy Porter and the history of psychiatry . History of Science 41, 269-286 .

Anker, P. 2001: Imperial ecology: environmental order in the British Empire, 1895-1945. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press .

Baker, A.R.H. 2003: Geography and history: bridging the divide. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press .

Barrow, I.J. 2003: Surveying in Ceylon during the nineteenth century . Imago Mundi 56, 81-96 .

Barton, R. 2003: `Men of science': language, identity and professionalization in the mid-Victorian scientific community . History of Science 41, 73-119 .

Bennett, J. 2002: The travel and trials of Mr. Harrison's timekeeper. In Bourguet, M-N. , Licoppe, C. and Sibum, H.O. , editors, Instruments, travel and science: itineraries of precision from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries, London and New York: Routledge , 75-95.

Bourguet, M.-N. 2002: Landscape with numbers: natural history, travel and instruments in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. In Bourguet, M.-N. , Licoppe, C. and Sibum, H.O. , editors, Instruments, travel and science: itineraries of precision from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, London and New York: Routledge , 96-125.

Bourguet, M.-N. , Licoppe, C. and Sibum, H.O. , editors 2002: Instruments, travel and science: itineraries of precision from the seventeenth to the twentieth century. London and New York: Routledge .

Brewer, D. 2004: Lights in space . Eighteenth-Century Studies 37, 171-186 .

Buisseret, D. 2003: The mapmakers' quest: depicting new worlds in Renaissance Europe. Oxford: Oxford University Press .

Cahan, D. , editor 2003: From natural philosophy to the sciences: writing the history of nineteenth-century science. Chicago: University of Chicago Press .

Cameron, L. and Matless, D. 2003: Marietta Pallis and the floating fen of the delta of the Danube, 1912-1916 . Cultural Geographies 10, 253-277 .

Carozzi, A.V. and Newman, J.K. , editors 2003: Lectures on physical geography given in 1775 by Horace-Bénédict de Saussure at the Academy of Geneva. Geneva: Editions Zoe .

Clout, H. 2003a: In the shadow of Vidal de la Blache: letters to Albert Demangeon and the social dynamics of French geography in the early twentieth century . Journal of Historical Geography 29, 336-355 .

Clout, H. 2003b: Albert Demangeon, 1872-1940; pioneer of la géographie humaine . Scottish Geographical Journal 119, 1-24 .

Colley, L. 2003: Captives: Britain, empire and the world, 1600-1850. London: Random House .

Collier, P. and Inkpen, R. 2003: The Royal Geographical Society and the development of surveying 1870-1914 . Journal of Historical Geography 29, 93-108 .

Colten, C. and DeLyser, D. editors 2003: The Louisiana Purchase Territory: historical geographers' perspectives . Historical Geography 31, 3-6 .

Dierig, S. , Lachmund, J. and Mendelsohn, J.A. , editors 2002a: Science and the city. Osiris 18. Chicago: University of Chicago Press .

Dierig, S. , Lachmund, J. and Mendelsohn, J.A. 2002b: Introduction: toward an urban history of science . Osiris 18, 1-19 .

Dominy, M.D. 2002: Hearing grass, thinking grass: postcolonialism and ecology in Aotearoa-New Zealand . Cultural Geographies 9, 15-33 .

Douglas, B. 2003: Seaborne ethnography and the natural history of man . Journal of Pacific History 38, 3-27 .

Dunbar, G. , editor 2001: Geography: discipline, profession and subject since 1870: an international survey. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic .

Elliott, P. 2003: Erasmus Darwin, Herbert Spencer, and the origins of the evolutionary worldview in British provincial scientific culture, 1770-1850 . Isis 94, 1-29 .

Fox, R. , editor 2001: Thomas Harriot: an Elizabethan man of science. Burlington, VT: Ashgate .

Frängsmyr, T. , editor 2001: The structure of knowledge: classifications of science and learning since the Renaissance. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press .

Frost, O. 2003: Bering: the Russian discovery of America. New Haven, CT, and London: Yale University Press .

Gascoigne, J. 2002: The Enlightenment and the origins of European Australia. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press .

Harris, P.L. 2002: Checking our sources: the origins of trust in testimony . Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 33A, 315-334 .

Henry, J. 2001: Moving heaven and earth: Copernicus and the solar system. Cambridge: Icon Books .

Henry, J. 2002: Knowledge is power: Francis Bacon and the method of science. Cambridge: Icon Books .

Johnston, R. 2003a: The institutionalisation of geography as an academic discipline. In Johnston, R. and Williams, M. , editors, A century of British geography, Oxford: published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press , 45-90.

Johnston, R. 2003b: Order in space: geography as a discipline in distance. In Johnston, R. and Williams, M. , editors, A century of British geography, Oxford: published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press , 303-345.

Johnston, R. and Williams, M. , editors 2003: A century of British geography. Oxford: published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press .

Jones, M. 2003: Human geographical landscapes: J.G. Granö's approach to landscape as scientist and artist. Acta Geographica, Series E, 9. Trondheim: National University of Norway .

Keylock, C.J. 2003: Mark Melton's geomorphology and geography's quantitative revolution . Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 18, 142-157 .

Koelsch, W.A. 2003: William H. Tillinghast, John K. Wright, and some antecedents of American humanistic geography . Journal of Historical Geography 29, 618-630 .

Kors, A.C. , editor 2003: Encyclopedia of the Enlightenment (four volumes). New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press .

Kusch, M. and Lipton, P. 2002: Testimony: a primer . Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 33A, 209-218 .

Lachmund, J. 2003: Exploring the city of rubble: botanical fieldwork in bombed cities in Germany after World War II . Osiris 18, 234-254 .

Livingstone, D. 2003a: Putting science in its place: geographies of scientific knowledge. Chicago: University of Chicago Press .

Livingstone, D. 2003b: British geography 1500-1900: an imprecise review. In Johnston, R. and Williams, M. , editors, A century of British geography, Oxford: published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press , 11-44.

Lorimer, H. 2003a: The geographical field course as active archive . Cultural Geographies 10, 278-308 .

Lorimer, H. 2003b: Telling small stories: spaces of knowledge and the practice of geography . Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers NS 28, 197-217 .

MacMillan, K. 2003: Sovereignty `more plainly described': early English maps of North America . Journal of British Studies 42, 413-447 .

Matless, D. 2003: Original theories: science and the currency of the local . Cultural Geographies 10, 354-378 .

Mayhew, R. 2001: The effacement of early modern geography (c. 1650-1850): a historiographical essay . Progress in Human Geography 25, 383-401 .

McDermott, J. 2001: Martin Frobisher: Elizabethan privateer. New Haven, CT, and London: Yale University Press .

Michie, H. and Thomas, R.R. 2002: Nineteenth-century geographies: the transformation of space from the Victorian age to the American century. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press .

Morin, K.M. 2002: Postcolonialism and native American geographies: the letters of Rosalie La Flesche Farley, 1896-1899 . Cultural Geographies 9, 158-180 .

Naylor, S. 2003: Collecting quoits: field cultures in the history of Cornish antiquarianism . Cultural Geographies 9, 309-333 .

Neal, K. 2002: Mathematics and empire: navigation and exploration - Henry Briggs and the Northwest passage voyages of 1631 . Isis 93, 435-453 .

Nussbaum, F.A. , editor 2003: The global eighteenth century. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press .

Olund, E.N. 2002: From savage space to governable space: the extension of United States judicial sovereignty over Indian Country in the nineteenth century . Cultural Geographies 9, 129-157 .

Picon, A. 2003: Nineteenth-century urban cartography and the scientific ideal: the case of Paris . Osiris 18, 135-149 .

Piper, K.L. 2002: Cartographic fictions: maps, race and identity. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press .

Porter, R. 2003a: Flesh in the age of reason. Penguin: London .

Porter, R. editor 2003b: The Cambridge history of science. volume 4: eighteenth-century science. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press .

Porter, T. 2003: The social sciences. In Cahan, D. , editor, From natural philosophy to the sciences: writing the history of nineteenth-century science, Chicago: University of Chicago Press , 254-290.

Pritchard, M.B. and Taliaferro, H.G. 2002: Degrees of latitude: mapping colonial America. Williamsburg, VA: Williamsburg Foundation, in association with H. Abrams .

Pumfrey, S. 2002: Latitude and the magnitude earth. Cambridge: Icon Books .

Pyenson, L. 2002: An end to national science: the meaning and the extension of local knowledge . History of Science 40, 251-290 .

Rainbird, P. 2003: Taking the tapu: defining Micronesia by absence . Journal of Pacific History 38, 237-250 .

Rainger, R. 2003: Adaptation and the importance of local culture: creating a research school at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography . Journal of the History of Biology 36, 461-500 .

Raj, K. 2002: When human travellers became instruments: the Indo-British exploration of Central Asia in the nineteenth century. In Bourguet, M.-N. , Licoppe, C. and Sibum, H.O. , editors, Instruments, travel and science: itineraries of precision from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, London and New York: Routledge , 156-188.

Rudwick, M. 2003: Roy Porter, historian of geology . History of Science 41, 251-256 .

Rupke, N. 2001: Humboldtian distribution maps: the spatial ordering of scientific knowledge. In Frängsmyr, T. , editor, The structure of knowledge: classifications of science and learning since the Renaissance, Berkeley, CA: University of California Press , 93-116.

Ryan, J.R. 2004: History and philosophy of geography discipline and discourse 2001-2002 . Progress in Human Geography 28, 235-245 .

Ryan, T. 2002: `Le Président des Terres Australes': Charles de Brosses and the French Enlightenment beginnings of oceanic anthropology . Journal of Pacific History 37, 157-186 .

Schaffer, S. 2002: Golden means: assay instruments and the geography of precision in the Guinea trade. In Bourguet, M.-N. , Licoppe, C. and Sibum, H.O. , editors, Instruments, travel and science: itineraries of precision from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, London and New York: Routledge , 20-50.

Schaffer, S. 2003: Enlightenment brought down to earth . History of Science 41, 257-268 .

Schwartz, S.I. 2003: The Mismapping of America. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press .

Schwartzman, S. 1999: Legitimacy, controversies and translation in public statistics: the experience of the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics . Science, Technology and Society 4, 1-34 .

Shalev, Z. 2003: Sacred geography, antiquarianism and visual erudition: Benito Arias Mantano and the maps in the Antwerp Polygot Bible . Imago Mundi 56, 56-80 .

Simões, A. , Carneiro, A. and Diogo, M.P. , editors 2003: Travels of learning: a geography of science in Europe. Dordrecht and Boston: Kluwer Academic .

Sloan, K. , editor 2003: Enlightenment: discovering the world in the eighteenth century. London: British Museum .

Smith, B.A. and Vining, J.W. 2003: American geographers, 1784-1812: a bio-bibliographical guide. Westport, CT: Praeger .

Smith, J.L. 2002: Russia's search for America, 1716-1732. Anchorage, AL: White Stone Press .

Smith, N. 2003: American empire: Roosevelt's geographer and the prelude to globalization. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press .

Tcherkézoff, S. 2003: A long and unfortunate voyage toward the `invention' of the Melanesia/Polynesia distinction 1595-1832 . Journal of Pacific History 38, 175-196 .

Terrall, M. 2003: The man who flattened the earth: Maupertuis and the sciences in the Enlightenment. Chicago: University of Chicago Press .

Thomas, N. 2003. Discoveries: the voyages of Captain Cook. London: Penguin .

Torstendahl, R. 2003: Fact, truth, and text: the quest for a firm basis for historical knowledge around 1900 . History and Theory 42, 305-331 .

Williams, G. 2002: Voyages of delusion: the search for the Northwest passage in the age of reason. London: HarperCollins .

Withers, C.W.J. 2002: The social nature of map making in the Scottish Enlightenment, c. 1682-1832 . Imago Mundi 54, 46-66 .

Withers, C.W.J. 2003: Geography. In Kors, A. , editor, Encyclopedia of the Enlightenment ( Volume 2), New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 114-17 .

Withers, C.W.J. and Finnegan, D. 2003: Natural history societies, fieldwork and local knowledge in nineteenth-century Scotland: towards a historical geography of civic science . Cultural Geographies 10, 334-353 .

Wylie, J. 2002: Becoming-icy: Scott and Amundsen's South Polar voyages, 1910-1913 . Cultural Geographies 9, 249-265 .

Yonemoto, M. 2003: Mapping early modern Japan: space, place and culture in the Tokugawa period, 1603-1868. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press .