Re: What is feminist "geography"?

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From: Jim Benenson
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 1993 18:03

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David Lawrence...  I'm not a cultural geographer!  I make my living in GIS
doing as much physical geography as possible.  Your categorization "You
cultural  geographers tend to think you are the center of the universe at
 times, writing voluminous diatribes on the nature ofgeography while ignoring us
 physoids" is a silly assumption, directed at somebody other than me.

I did neglect to put in the name of the author to whom I was referring, who
was angry and threatened, clearly by his tone and language.

Thank God I'm no longer in academia, right Jimmy?

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