Publication Type
Journal Article
Version
publishedVersion
Publication Date
11-1997
Abstract
The Remaking Human Geography series critically reviews key journal articles, published in the last ten years, which have become 'citation classics'. Contributors to the series report on the academic debate which followed publication of the original article and assess why the article proved so influential. In this case Kong reviews an article on cultural geography by Cosgrove and Jackson (first published in Area in 1987). Peter Jackson also offers his thoughts on the 'cultural turn' and on future directions in this research field.
Keywords
Exploring Environmental Values, Social Geography, Humanistic Geography, Religious Buildings, Politics, Landscape, Singapore, Place, Consumption, Meanings
Discipline
Human Geography | Sociology of Culture
Research Areas
Humanities
Publication
Scottish Geographical Magazine
Volume
113
Issue
3
First Page
177
Last Page
185
ISSN
0036-9225
Identifier
10.1080/00369229718737011
Publisher
Royal Scottish Geographical Society
Citation
Kong, Lily.(1997). A 'New' Cultural Geography? Debates about Invention and Reinvention. Scottish Geographical Magazine, 113(3), 177-185.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soss_research/1809
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Additional URL
https://doi.org/10.1080/00369229718737011