Re: What is feminist "geography"?

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From: UMILBY
Date: Sat, 27 Nov 1993 15:33

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I can't say I am well read in either feminist geography or
marxist geography, but I have been reading so-called humanistic
and cultural geograhy of late.  For my money, it is sociology, but
rather convienently ignorant of a hundred years of research.

Obviously I am biased, but to me these new specialities appear to
be successful at creating new journals, but not very good at
integrating new perspectives into the corpus of research that is
extant.

I would like the point of view of those who wear the label
"geographer."

Ritch Milby
Umilby@UNC.OIT.UNC.EDU
Sociology/ Institute for Research In Social Science
UNC-Chapel Hill

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