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  • Comparative study ; Epistemology ; Geographic school ; History of geography ; Ontology ; Russia ; Sciences ; Theoretical geography
  • Boundary ; Boundedness ; Concept ; Ontology ; Philosophy ; Place ; Relationality ; Space ; Theory
  • Biosphere ; Ecumene ; Geogram ; Ontology ; Place ; Space
  • In the paper, the A. rethinks some of the premises in industrial-era social ontologies by rethinking how hybridized agencies, like cyborgs, actor networks, or humachines, decenter anthropocentric modernist conceptions of man and the environment. He
  • Combinational theory and structuration theory provide a basis for the incorporation of innovative views of place within an ontological framework. Geographers can identify similar patterns of nodes in places and in communication media. These patterns
  • The editor of this special issue argues that methodology is not just about techniques or methods but about epistemology and ontology. The essays in this issue grew out of two special sessions on methodology and power in the practice of historical
  • on the discursive formulations of the quarry in the expert language, as well as in the arguments of both local proponents and opponents of the quarries, shows the importance of ontological categories in environmental siting disputes.
  • Gentrification in Hong Kong ? Epistemology vs. ontology
  • The paper explores the potential for a politically grounded theory of justice in and to the environment. The point of departure is explained from understandings of environmental ethics that presuppose a global ontological framework. The question
  • American school ; Anthropology ; Cultural geography ; Cultural studies ; Epistemology ; History of geography ; Ontology ; Paradigm ; Phenomenology
  • -in-the-world; that is, what it terms ‘an ontological belonging’.
  • and historically specific set of beliefs and practices by the state that are unintelligible from an Inuit frame of reference, because the ontological, epistemological, and teleological assumptions upon which they rest are fundamentally incommensurable
  • the ontological unit upon which macropolitical interventions are usually focused.
  • to sedentarist, essentialist metaphysical accounts of the transcendental subject are still politically relevant, it will be argued that the deployment of the nomadic figure—and more generally, the positing of an ontology of creative desire, or ‘becoming’—risks
  • signs immutability and fueled by a daily consideration for their vulnerability. Such a posture allows them to take full account of the ontological variations of signs (which can be, for example, stable or unstable, consistent or fragile, immutable
  • experience of landscape. Finally, it argues for an approach to landscape as mediation that pays equal attention to ontology and epistemology.
  • Decentralization ; Human geography ; Ontology ; Radical geography ; Scale
  • of documents as neutral media in politics by paying tribute to the performative role they play in organisational action. It concludes by arguing that they are not only the necessary condition for international politics but might also inform a social ontology
  • of spirit negotiations both challenged and legitimized large-scale land acquisition projects. It concludes that the spirit shaped contemporary capital-ist expansion in ways that call for a critical examination of the ontological certainty that all land