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Autobiografie

2nd ed.

Los Angeles : Sage, 2011

xv, 510 s. : il. ; 24 cm

ISBN 978-1-84920-102-5 (brož.)

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’Space is now at the forefront of the social sciences and humanities. This compendium sets out the twists and turns of the thinkers who brought us to this place. In doing so, it sets out an effervescent intellectual landscape. Invaluable.’ // Professor Nigel Thrift, Vice-Chancellor, University of Warwick // ’An outstanding volume that articulates, through analyses of the visionary writings of some of the most important theorists in and beyond geography, the migrations of thought produced around our most important objects of analysis. The contributors excel in this effort.’ // Professor John-Paul Jones III, University of Arizona, USA // ’The second edition sharpens and refines its project. Written in highly accessible language, the book is a dependable source of inspiration and reflection to anyone with an interest in space and place as knowledge categories.’ // Professor Richard Le Heron, University of Auckland, New Zealand // This new edition is invaluable for anyone seeking to understand the life and work of key thinkers who have shaped the "spatial turn" in the social sciences. // Key Thinkers on Space and Place is an accessible, authoritative and comprehensive introduction to the individuals who have shaped contemporary geographical thought. It is an invaluable reference resource for students of Human Geography and anyone interested in the development of spatial theory.’ // Professor Michael Woods, Aberystwyth University // Fully revised and updated, this edited collection

highlights the work of over 60 key thinkers on space and place. Unique in its concept, the book is a comprehensive guide to the life and work of some of the key thinkers particularly influential in the ’spatial turn’ across the social sciences. // Providing a synoptic overview of different theorists’ ideas about the importance of space and place in contemporary social, cultural, political and economic life, each portrait comprises: // • biographical information and theoretical context // • an exploration of their contribution to spatial thinking // • an overview of key advances and controversies // • guidance to further reading. // With 14 new chapters the book is a thorough look at the diverse ways in which space and place has been theorized. An essential text for geographers, this book is written for all those interested in theories of space and place, whether in geography, sociology, cultural studies, urban studies, planning, anthropology, or women’s studies. // Phil Hubbard is Professor of Urban Studies at the University of Kent. // Rob Kitchin is Professor of Geography at National University of Ireland, Maynooth // www.sagepublications.com // Vjj / Los Angeles * London • New Delhi • Singapore • Washington DC // Cover image © Frank Chmura Alam I Cover design by Wendy Scott // ISBN-13: 47U-1-U442D-10E-5 // 11 // // Contents // Notes on Contributors x // Preface to the Second Edition xiii // Phil Hubbard and Rob Kitchin // Introduction: Why key thinkers? 1

Phil Hubbard and Rob Kitchin // 1 Benedict Anderson 18 // Euan Hague // 2 Marc Augé 26 // Peter Merriman // 3 Trevor Barnes 34 // Suzanne Reimer // 4 Jean Baudrillard 40 // David B. Clarke and Marcus A. Doel // 5 Zygmunt Bauman 47 // David B. Clarke and Marcus A. Doel // 6 Ulrich Beck 55 // Lewis Holloway // 7 Brian Berry 63 // Gordon L Clark // 8 Homi K. Bhabha 69 // Constantina Papoulias // 9 Pierre Bourdieu 76 // Gary Bridge // 10 Judith Butler 82 // Minelle Mahtani // Key Thinkers on Space and Place // 11 AnneButtimer 91 // Tom Mels // 12 Manuel Castells 98 // Phil Hubbard // 13 Michel de Certeau 106 // Mike Crang // 14 Stuart E. Corbridge 113 // Simon Batterbury // 15 Denis Cosgrove 120 // Keith Lilley // 16 Mike Davis 127 // Donald McNeill // 17 Michael Dear 134 // Donald McNeill and Mark Tewdwr-Jones // 18 Gilles Deleuze 141 // Marcus A. Doel and David B. Clarke // 19 Peter Dicken 148 // Jonathan A. Beaverstock // 20 Arturo Escobar 154 // Simon Batterbury and Jude L Fernando // 21 Michel Foucault 162 // Chris Philo // 22 J.K. Gibson-Graham 171 // Wendy Lamer // 23 Anthony Giddens 178 // Barney Warf // 24 Reginald Golledge 185 // Rob Kitchin // 25 Derek Gregory 192 // Barney Warf // 26 Torsten Hägerstrand // Robin Flowerdew // 199 // Contents // vii // 27 Peter Haggett 205 // Robin Flowerdew // 28 Stuart Hall 211 // Don Mitchell // 29 Donna Haraway 219 // Lewis Holloway // 30 J. Brian Harley 227 // Keith Lilley // 31 David Harvey 234 // Noel Castree // 32 bell hooks 242

// Katherine McKittrick // 33 Tim Ingold 249 // Hayden Lorimer // 34 Peter Jackson 257 // Don Mitchell // 35 Cindi Katz 264 // Tracey Skelton // 36 Bruno Latour // Eric Laurier // 37 Henri Lefebvre 279 // Rob Shields // 38 David Ley 286 // Paul Rodaway // 39 Kevin Lynch 292 // John R. Gold // 40 Doreen Massey 299 // Felicity Callard // 41 Linda McDowell 307 // Sarah Hall // 42 Anssi Paasi // Rhys Jones // 315 // Vlil // Key Thinkers on Space and Place // 43 Allan Pred 321 // Alan Latham // 44 Gillian Rose 329 // Minelle Mahtani // 45 Edward W. Said 337 // Karen M. Morin // 46 Saskia Sassen 345 // James Faulconbridge // 47 Andrew Sayer 352 // Andy C. Pratt // 48 Amartya Sen 359 // Simon Batterbury and Jude L Fernando // 49 David Sibley 367 // Minelle Mahtani // 50 Neil Smith 374 // Noel Castree // 51 Edward W. Soja 380 // Alan Latham // 52 Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak 387 // Robina Mohammad and James D. Sidaway // 53 Michael Storper 394 // Suzanne Reimer // 54 Peter Taylor 400 // Jim Classman // 55 Nigel Thrift 407 // Barney Warf // 56 Gearóid Ó Tuathail (Gerard Toal) 414 // Euan Hague // 57 Waldo Tobler 421 // Robin Flowerdew // 58 Yi-Fu Tuan // Paul Rodaway // 426 // Contents // 59 John Urry // Peter Adey // 60 Paul Virilio // David B. Clarke and Marcus A. Doel // 432 // 440 // 61 Immanuel Wallerstein // Jim Classman // 447 // 62 Michael J. Watts // Thomas Perreault // 454 // 63 Benno Werlen // Roland Lippuner . // 64 Raymond Williams // Don Mitchell and Carrie Breitbach // 461

// 469 // 65 Alan Wilson // Graham Clarke // 66 Iris Marion Young // Felicity Callard // 483 // // Glossary // Index // 491 // 501